Direct - Indirect

Choose the most appropriate reported form of the sentence from the given options : The teacher said to the boys, “Can you sit still and do your work ?”

Choose the most appropriate Affirmative form of the given sentence without changing the meaning: He could not climb the wall.

Choose the most appropriate negative form of the sentence from the given options : Raghu has more wealth than common sense.

Choose the most appropriate assertive form of the sentence from the options: Have I ever refused to give you money ?

Choose the most appropriate exclamatory form of the given sentence: I never thought of meeting you here.

Choose the most appropriate reported form of the sentence from the given options : “Who is going to live in the big house ?” asked Annu.

Choose the most appropriate reported form of the sentence from the given options : “Can we get coffee on the train ?” asked my aunt.

Choose the most appropriate reported form of the given sentence : “Come to the cinema with me”, he told her.

Select the most appropriate option to transform the following Assertive sentence to an Interrogative sentence. Vijaya is the new English professor.

Choose the most appropriate Affirmative form of the sentence given, from the options provided. Hurry up so that you don’t miss your class.