Explanation

In Future Indefinite Tense, we use the First Form (simple form) of Verb. We use shall and will. Shall is used with I & We (e.g. I shall ____, We shall ____). Will is used with Name, He, She, It, You, and They

Explanation

This is a question sentence in indirect narration.

Changes:

• "said to" → "asked"
• "were you sitting" → "they had been sitting" (past continuous → past perfect continuous)
• "here" → "there"

So, the correct narration is:

He asked them why they had been sitting there.

Explanation

Direct speech: "You are my best friend."

Indirect speech: Pronouns and tense change:

• "You" → "I"
• "are" (present) → "was" (past)
• "my" → "his"

So the correct narration is: He said that I was his best friend.

Explanation

Explanation

 he said" Ahmed wrote a novel" 

change into the narration:  he said that Ahmed had written a novel"

In the first speech, there is a quotation – "  he said" Ahmed wrote a novel" ”

As it is quoted directly from someone’s speech "he said that Ahmed had written a novel"

In both ways, I am giving descriptions of a person, i.e. I am narrating something about a person.

Explanation

If reported verb is in Past Tense, and reported speech is in Future Indefinite Tense, will changes into would & shall changes into should.

Explanation

• Rehan says, “I am happy”.
• Change the Speech
• Rehan says that he is happy. 
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•  According to the rules of change from direct speech to indirect speech. Option A is the best choice according to the question requirement
• reporting speech is a present tense, that is why we can not change the tense
  
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• Rules to change Direct Speech into Indirect Speech:

Remove all the inverted commas and quotation marks.

Always end the sentence with a full stop.

The tenses of the verbs inside the quotation marks and commas should be changed.

Explanation

Direct Speech: "Shall I ever go there again?" he asked.

Indirect Speech: The question is yes/no type, so it changes using "whether" or "if".

"Shall I" becomes "he would" (future in past).

Pronoun "I" → "he"

Hence, the correct transformation is:

He asked whether he would go there again.

Explanation

 Direct: He told her, "I want to meet your father."

Explanation

This is an exclamatory sentence.

An exclamatory sentence is a statement that expresses strong emotion.