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FPSC English Grammar Model Papers (mcqhive.com) 2026  — 163 MCQs  (Page 10 of 17)

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Change into indirect speech: He said to me, "Where do you live?"
  • He asked me that where I lived.
  • He asked me where did I live.
  • He asked me where I lived.
  • He told me where do I live.
Change into indirect speech: She said to him, "Are you coming?"
  • She asked him that was he coming.
  • She asked him was he coming.
  • She told him if he is coming.
  • She asked him if he was coming.
Change into indirect speech: The teacher said, "Did you do your homework, Ali?"
  • The teacher asked Ali whether he had done his homework.
  • The teacher asked Ali did he do his homework.
  • The teacher asked Ali whether he did his homework yesterday?
  • The teacher asked Ali that whether he had done his homework.
Change into indirect speech: He said to me, "What is your name?"
  • He asked me what is my name.
  • He asked me what my name was.
  • He told me what my name was.
  • He asked me what was my name.
Change into indirect speech: She said, "Can you help me?"
  • She asked if I could help her.
  • She said if I could help her.
  • She asked if I can help her.
  • She asked could I help her.
Change into indirect speech: The teacher said to the boys, "Sit down."
  • The teacher ordered the boys to sit down.
  • The teacher ordered the boys sit down.
  • The teacher said the boys to sit down.
  • The teacher ordered the boys that they sit down.
Change into indirect speech: He said to me, "Please lend me your pen."
  • He said me to lend him my pen.
  • He requested me that lend him my pen.
  • He requested me to lend him my pen.
  • He requested me to please lend him my pen.
Change into indirect speech: The doctor said to the patient, "Do not smoke."
  • The doctor advised the patient that not smoke.
  • The doctor advised the patient to not smoke.
  • The doctor advised the patient do not smoke.
  • The doctor advised the patient not to smoke.
Change into indirect speech: He said to his servant, "Bring me a glass of water."
  • He ordered his servant to bring me a glass of water.
  • He ordered his servant to bring him a glass of water.
  • He said his servant that bring him a glass of water.
  • He ordered his servant bring him a glass of water.
Change into indirect speech: He said, "Let us go for a walk."
  • He proposed that they should go for a walk.
  • He said let us go for a walk.
  • He proposed that let them go for a walk.
  • He proposed us to go for a walk.