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1791
He said, “Let us go for a walk.”
A. He suggested that they should go for a walk.
B. He said that let us go for a walk.
C. He said that we should be going for a walk.
D. He suggested us to go for a walk.
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** “Let us” in reported speech → “suggested that + subject + should + verb.”
1792
The teacher said, “Don’t waste your time.”
A. The teacher ordered me not to waste my time.
B. The teacher said not to waste your time.
C. The teacher told me do not waste your time.
D. The teacher told me that I don’t waste my time.
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** Negative imperative → “ordered/told + not to + verb.” Pronoun adjusted.
1793
He said to me, “Are you listening to me carefully?”
A. He asked me if I am listening to him carefully.
B. He asked me that if I had been listening to him carefully.
C. He asked me if I was listening to him carefully.
D. He asked me whether I am listening to him carefully.
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** Present continuous → past continuous. Yes/No → “if.”
1794
She said, “I have been learning English for two years.”
A. She said that she had been learning English for two years.
B. She said that she has been learning English for two years.
C. She said that she was learning English for two years.
D. She said that she learned English for two years.
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** Present perfect continuous → past perfect continuous.
1795
My father said to me, “Be honest.”
A. My father told me be honest.
B. My father advised me to be honest.
C. My father asked me to be honest.
D. My father said me be honest.
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** Imperative with moral advice → “advised + object + to + verb.”
1796
He said, “I am going to market now.”
A. He said that he was going to market then.
B. He said that he is going to market now.
C. He said that I am going to market now.
D. He said that he was going to market now.
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** Present continuous → past continuous. “Now” → “then.”
1797
The policeman said, “Where do you live?”
A. The policeman asked me where I lived.
B. The policeman asked me where do you live.
C. The policeman asked me where I live.
D. The policeman asked me where did I live.
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** Question → statement order. Present simple → past simple.
1798
The teacher said, “Two and two make four.”
A. The teacher said that two and two makes four.
B. The teacher said that two and two made four.
C. The teacher said that two and two make four.
D. The teacher told two and two make four.
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** Universal truth → tense unchanged. “Make” remains present.
1799
She said, “How are you today?”
A. She asked me how I was that day.
B. She asked me how are you today.
C. She asked me how I am today.
D. She asked me that how I was today.
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** Present tense → past tense. “Today” → “that day.” Question form → statement order.
1800
The doctor said, “Take these medicines twice a day.”
A. The doctor said to take these medicines twice a day.
B. The doctor ordered to take these medicines twice a day.
C. The doctor advised to take these medicines twice a day.
D. The doctor advised him to take those medicines twice a day.
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** Imperative with advice → “advised + object + to + verb.” “These” → “those.”
