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1751
The teacher said, “The Sun rises in the east.”
A. The teacher said that the Sun rose in the east.
B. The teacher said that the Sun rises in the east.
C. The teacher said the Sun has risen in the east.
D. The teacher said the Sun is rising in the east.
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** Universal truth → tense unchanged.
1752
He said, “Where are you going?”
A. He asked me where was I going.
B. He asked me where I was going.
C. He asked me where I am going.
D. He asked me where are you going.
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** Present continuous → past continuous. Question order → statement order.
1753
She said, “Could you please lend me your book?”
A. She asked me if I could please lend her my book.
B. She requested me to lend her my book.
C. She asked me to please lend your book.
D. She requested if I lend her my book.
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** Polite request → “requested + object + to + verb.”
1754
He said, “I have been to Murree twice.”
A. He said that he had been to Murree twice.
B. He said that he has been to Murree twice.
C. He said he was to Murree twice.
D. He said that I have been to Murree twice.
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** Present perfect → past perfect in indirect.
1755
The teacher said to me, “Do your homework regularly.”
A. The teacher asked me to do your homework regularly.
B. The teacher advised me to do my homework regularly.
C. The teacher told me to do your homework regularly.
D. The teacher advised me do homework regularly.
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** Imperative with suggestion → “advised + object + to + verb.” Pronoun “your” → “my.”
1756
He said, “I have finished my work.”
A. He said that he finished his work.
B. He said that he has finished his work.
C. He said that he had finished his work.
D. He said he was finishing his work.
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** Present perfect → past perfect in indirect.
1757
My uncle said, “I will not tolerate such behavior.”
A. My uncle said that he will not tolerate such behavior.
B. My uncle said that he would not tolerate such behavior.
C. My uncle said that he shall not tolerate such behavior.
D. My uncle said that I would not tolerate such behavior.
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** “Will” → “would.” Pronoun adjusted.
1758
He said, “I was reading a novel yesterday.”
A. He said that he had been reading a novel the previous day.
B. He said that he had read a novel yesterday.
C. He said that he read a novel the day before.
D. He said he was reading a novel the previous day.
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** Past continuous → past perfect continuous. “Yesterday” → “the previous day.”
1759
Ayesha said, “I am preparing for my exams these days.”
A. Ayesha said that she is preparing for her exams these days.
B. Ayesha said that she was preparing for her exams those days.
C. Ayesha said that she has been preparing for her exams these days.
D. Ayesha said that she had been preparing for her exams those days.
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** Present continuous → past continuous. “These days” → “those days.”
1760
He said, “I can help you with your project.”
A. He said that he could help me with my project.
B. He said that I can help you with your project.
C. He said that he can help me with your project.
D. He said he could helped me with my project.
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** “Can” → “could.” Pronouns change: “you” → “me,” “your” → “my.”