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2101
Aisha said that she could not leave the children alone.
could not → cannot** when converting indirect back to direct. Option (b) wrongly shifts to “would not,” (c) introduces future, (d) incorrect continuous modal.
Indirect WH-question “why he was back so soon” → direct: subject + verb inversion “Why are you back so soon?”**. (a)(c) wrong word order, (b) wrong pronoun “you are” without proper tense backshift.
2104
Explaining her work she said that she made films for posterity to remember. **Options:**
Indirect → direct: reverse backshift and restore 1st person: she made → I make (habitual present fits “explaining her work”). Restore comma/quotes; no that** in direct speech. (a) changes to future; (b)/(c) wrongly keep 3rd person “she” inside quotes.
Past reporting → backshift broke → had broken (past simple → past perfect). Insert that; keep pronoun he** (refers to the same person as in direct speech). (a) wrong tense form; (c)/(d) change aspect/meaning.
2106
Roshan said to me, "Sandeep made a new year greeting card for his teacher". **Options:**
said to → told (object “me” present). Insert that. made → had made** (past simple → past perfect under backshift). Option (a) misses the object and “new year”; (b) changes reporting verb/tense; (d) is ungrammatical order.
2107
The minister said, "It is tragic that the Australian bush fires have claimed the lives of so many helpless animals." **Options:**
Reporting verb said (past) → backshift. Main copula: is → was. Perfect: have claimed → had claimed (present perfect → past perfect). Insert that**; keep clause structure. Options (b–d) mishandle aspect/tense.
2108
Rama said to me, "I need your help for my new assignment." **Options:**
said to → told (object “me” is present). Insert that to replace comma/quotes. need → needed (present simple → past simple backshift). Pronouns: your → my, I → she**. Avoid incorrect forms (“helps”, “is needing”) and 2nd-person leakage (“your” in (c)).
2109
Hamza asked her, "How do you know that Imran has told it to him?"