The Ultimate Quiz on Reported Speech: Challenge Yourself!

Enhance your grammar skills with this interactive quiz on Reported Speech, designed to help you master the rules of converting direct to indirect speech. Featuring MCQs, practice questions, and examples inspired by the trusted Wren and Martin grammar book, this quiz is perfect for high school students and anyone looking to improve their understanding of reported speech exercises. Whether you’re practising for an exam or revising key concepts, this engaging online reported speech test will guide you through important grammar rules and provide instant feedback. Dive in and take your grammar proficiency to the next level!

Welcome to: Quiz on Reported Speech

There 11 questions of 10 marks each.

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8. The officer said, “Do not leave the premises.” What is the correct conversion?

a) The officer asked not to leave the premises.

b) The officer told us not to leave the premises.

c) The officer said us not to leave the premises.

d) The officer said that we do not leave the premises.

None

7. She exclaimed, “What a wonderful view!” How is this reported in indirect speech?

a) She exclaimed what a wonderful view it was.

b) She exclaimed that it was a wonderful view.

c) She said that it was a wonderful view.

d) She exclaimed that it had been a wonderful view.

None

5. The boy said, “I will complete my homework tomorrow.” Which of the following is correct?

a) The boy said that he would complete his homework tomorrow.

b) The boy said that he will complete his homework the next day.

c) The boy said that he would complete his homework the next day.

d) The boy said that he will complete his homework tomorrow.

None

2. The teacher said, “The sun rises in the east.” Which of the following is correct?

a) The teacher said that the sun rose in the east.

b) The teacher said that the sun rises in the east.

c) The teacher said the sun had risen in the east.

d) The teacher told that the sun rises in the east.

None

10. She said, “I am planning to travel next week.” What is the correct conversion?

a) She said that she is planning to travel next week.

b) She said that she was planning to travel the next week.

c) She said that she was planning to travel next week.

d) She said she planned to travel the following week.

None

6. The stranger asked, “Can you help me?” Select the correct indirect speech conversion.

a) The stranger asked if I could help him.

b) The stranger asked if you could help him.

c) The stranger asked if I can help him.

d) The stranger asked can I help him.

None

11. The child said, “I will not play outside today.” Which is the correct indirect speech?

a) The child said that he will not play outside that day.

b) The child said that he would not play outside today.

c) The child said that he would not play outside that day.

d) The child said he would not have played outside that day.

None

9. He said, “I had completed the project before the deadline.” Which of these is the correct indirect speech conversion?

a) He said that he had completed the project before the deadline.

b) He said that he has completed the project before the deadline.

c) He said that he completed the project before the deadline.

d) He said that he was completing the project before the deadline.

None

4. He said to me, “Close the door.” How would you report this command?

a) He told me to close the door.

b) He asked me to close the door.

c) He said me to close the door.

d) He told me that I should close the door.

None

3. She said, “Where is my phone?” Choose the correct indirect speech conversion.

a) She said where was her phone.

b) She asked where her phone was.

c) She said where her phone is.

d) She asked where was her phone.

None

1. He said, “I am reading a novel.” What is the correct indirect speech conversion?

a) He said that he was reading a novel.

b) He said that he is reading a novel.

c) He said that I was reading a novel.

d) He said he had been reading a novel.

None

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