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1811
The interviewer said, “Yusuf, I’m impressed with you." **Options:**
A. … says I am impressed with Yusuf.
B. … told to Yusuf that he is impressed …
C. The interviewer told Yusuf that he was impressed with him.
D. … said to Yusuf that he had been impressed with you. Correct
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Vocative addressed → “told Yusuf …”; I am → he was**. (b) wrong “told to”; (d) wrong pronoun/tense.
1812
“I will be twenty five tomorrow,” said Hina. **Options:**
A. Hina is saying that she will be twenty five by tomorrow.
B. Hina said that she would be twenty five the next day.
C. Hina will say that she would be twenty five tomorrow.
D. Hina had told that me she would be twenty five the next day. Correct
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will → would, tomorrow → the next day**. (a)/(c)/(d) misuse tense or grammar.
1813
Imran said to his team, “If you don’t perform well in this match, you will not get a place in the team.” **Options:**
A. … told to his team if you don’t … you will …
B. Imran warned his team that if they didn’t perform well in that match, they would not get a place in the team.
C. … warned to his team, if they don’t … will …
D. … said … if you don’t … Correct
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Conditional warning → warned … that …; backshift don’t → didn’t, will → would, this → that**. (a)/(c)/(d) wrong.
1814
"Let’s not go out today. It’s going to be a hot day," he said to me. **Options:**
A. … suggested … shouldn’t be going … is …
B. … is suggesting … today … was …
C. … suggested … shouldn’t go … that day … was …
D. … had suggested … today … was … Correct
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Let’s not … → suggested that we shouldn’t …; today → that day, is → was** (backshift). (a)/(b)/(d) tense mismatches.
1815
Mrs. Fatima said to her students, “Would you like to go outdoors for the yoga class?” **Options:**
A. … asked her students whether they would like to go outdoors for the yoga class.
B. … asked her students about their liking …
C. … told her students that would you like …
D. … said to her students will you like … ? Correct
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Polite question → asked whether + would like**. (b)/(c)/(d) wrong phrasing/order.
1816
She says that Rania is a talented actress. **Options:**
A. She said, "Rania was a talented actress."
B. She told, "Rania is a talented actress."
C. She says, "Rania is a talented actress."
D. She asks, "Is Rania a talented actress?" Correct
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says** (present) → no backshift. Other options wrongly change tense or form.
1817
I asked my friend if he had seen the launch of the Chandrayaan-2 from Sriharikota. **Options:**
A. "How did you see … ?"
B. "I had seen …"
C. "Did you see the launch of the Chandrayaan-2 from Sriharikota?"
D. "He has seen …" Correct
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Yes/No indirect (if he had seen) → direct Did you see … ?** Others shift speaker/tense wrongly.
1818
I told Bilal that the plumber had forgotten his mobile there. **Options:**
A. "The plumber is forgetting his mobile here."
B. "The plumber had forgotten his mobile there."
C. Bilal said to me, "The plumber has forgotten his mobile here."
D. I said to Bilal, "The plumber has forgotten his mobile here." Correct
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had forgotten → has forgotten (reverse backshift); there → here**.
1819
The traveller said that he had come a long way off. **Options:**
A. "He had come a long way off."
B. "I am coming a long way off."
C. "He has come a long way off."
D. "I have come a long way off." Correct
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Reported had come → original likely have come; pronoun shift he → I**.
1820
My sister said, "What time will the train reach Bhopal?" **Options:**
A. My sister asked what time the train reaches Bhopal.
B. My sister asked what time the train will reach Bhopal.
C. My sister asked what time the train reached Bhopal.
D. My sister asked what time the train would reach Bhopal. Correct
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Wh-question → asked + clause; will → would** (backshift). Others either avoid backshift or use wrong tense.