Select the option that expresses the given sentence in Direct to Indirect Speech. She said, "I must go now."
The task is to convert a sentence from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech. The given sentence in Direct Speech is: She said, "I must go now."
Let's break down the components:
When converting from Direct to Indirect Speech, certain changes are typically required, especially when the reporting verb is in the past tense:
Applying these rules to the sentence:
Combining these, the Indirect Speech form is: She said that she had to go then.
Let's compare our derived sentence with the given options:
The correct conversion of the direct speech "She said, 'I must go now.'" into indirect speech, following standard grammar rules for tense and adverbial changes when the reporting verb is in the past, results in "She said that she had to go then."
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