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1741
He said, “I have been waiting for an hour.”
A. He said that he had been waiting for an hour.
B. He said that he has been waiting for an hour.
C. He said that I had been waiting for an hour.
D. He said that he was waiting for an hour.
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** Present perfect continuous → past perfect continuous.
1742
Aisha said to me, “Do you know where my bag is?”
A. Aisha asked me if I knew where her bag was.
B. Aisha asked me if I know where her bag is.
C. Aisha asked me that do I know where her bag was.
D. Aisha asked me if I had known where her bag is.
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** Question in present simple → past simple. Pronoun “my” → “her.”
1743
He said, “I am learning French these days.”
A. He said that he was learning French those days.
B. He said that he is learning French these days.
C. He said that I was learning French these days.
D. He said that he has been learning French these days.
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** Present continuous → past continuous. “These days” → “those days.”
1744
She said, “I don’t like watching horror movies.”
A. She said that she doesn’t like watching horror movies.
B. She said that she didn’t like watching horror movies.
C. She said that I don’t like watching horror movies.
D. She said that she hadn’t liked watching horror movies.
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** Simple present → simple past in reported speech. “Don’t” → “didn’t.”
1745
He said to me, “Did you finish the task?”
A. He asked me if I had finished the task.
B. He asked me if I finished the task.
C. He asked me did I finish the task.
D. He asked me if I have finished the task.
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** Past simple question → past perfect in indirect. “Did you finish” → “if I had finished.”
1746
She said, “My brother is an engineer.”
A. She said that her brother is an engineer.
B. She said that her brother was an engineer.
C. She said her brother has been an engineer.
D. She said her brother is being an engineer.
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** Present simple → past simple in indirect.
1747
He said, “I am going to Rawalpindi tomorrow.”
A. He said that he was going to Rawalpindi tomorrow.
B. He said that he was going to Rawalpindi the next day.
C. He said that he has been going to Rawalpindi tomorrow.
D. He said that he had gone to Rawalpindi the next day.
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** Present continuous → past continuous. “Tomorrow” → “the next day.”
1748
The teacher said, “Children should obey their parents.”
A. The teacher said that children should obey their parents.
B. The teacher said children must obey their parents.
C. The teacher said that children would obey their parents.
D. The teacher said that children shall obey their parents.
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** General truth with “should” remains unchanged in indirect.
1749
She said, “I will help you with your homework.”
A. She said that she will help me with my homework.
B. She said that she would help me with my homework.
C. She said that she can help me with my homework.
D. She said that she should help me with my homework.
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** “Will” → “would.” Pronouns adjusted.
1750
He said, “I was playing football in the ground.”
A. He said that he was playing football in the ground.
B. He said that he had been playing football in the ground.
C. He said that I was playing football in the ground.
D. He said that he had played football in the ground.
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** Past continuous → past perfect continuous.
