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The 2nd Person Pronoun (i.e. you, yours) of the reported Speech is changed according to “object” of the reporting verb

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The teacher said that two and two is four.

Universal truths or facts remain unchanged in indirect speech.

Since "Two and two is four" is a mathematical fact, the verb "is" stays the same.

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He suggested that he might be allowed to do what he liked.

"Let me do..." in indirect speech is often changed to "he might be allowed to...".

The reporting verb "said" can be expressed as "suggested" to convey a polite request or desire.

Explanation

The correct answer is: The doctor says that it is better I undergo a surgery the following week.

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He asked if he should take the car.

When changing the direction of a yes/no question like "Shall I...", we use "asked if" in reported speech.

"Shall I" changes to "should he", maintaining the sense of offering or suggestion.

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Explanation

This is an interrogative sentence (yes/no question).

• "Did you see" → "I had seen" (past simple → past perfect)
• "my" → "her"
• "this room" → "that room"
• "said to" → "asked"
• We can use "if" or "whether" in indirect questions.

So both are correct:

She asked me whether I had seen her daughter in that room.

She asked me if I had seen her daughter in that room.

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After WILL we use BE in Direct & indirect speech.

Direct speech: He will buy this house.

Indirect speech: This house will be bought by him

Explanation

She said, "My book is new" (Present Continuous tense use here)

she told that her book is new

Explanation

Option A is the correct answer because the pronoun her is used in second option which is used for females not males, the word not is was not mentioned in third option, the word him was not mentioned in fourth option.