Direct and Indirect Narration MCQs

Direct and Indirect Narration MCQs – Practice for NCERT & MP Board Exams at Masterji.in

Understanding Direct and Indirect Speech is crucial for English grammar, especially for students preparing for NCERT solutions and MP Board exams. Practicing Direct and Indirect Narration MCQs helps in mastering sentence transformation and improving accuracy in exams.

1. Ajay said, “I can do the sum.”

 Ajay says that I could do the sum.

 Ajay says that he could do the sum.

 Ajay said that he could do the sum.

 Ajay will say that he could do the sum.

2. He said, “Binod has written the letter.”

 He said that Binod is writting the letter.

 He said Binod was writting the letter.

 He said that Binod had written the letter.

 He said that Binod was writting the letter.

3. Mukesh will say, “Dinner is ready.”

 Mukesh said that dinner will ready.

 Mukesh said that dinner is ready.

 Mukesh said that dinner was ready.

 Mukesh will say that dinner is ready.

4. Arun says, “There is no ink in the inkpot.”

 Arun said that there is no ink in the inkpot.

 Arun said that there was no ink in the inkpot.

 Arun says that there is no ink in the inkpot.

 Arun said that there were no ink in the inkpot.

5. She said, “Aman is working hard.”

 She says that Aman may working hard.

 She said that Aman was working hard.

 She says that Aman is working hard.

 She says that Aman was working hard.

6. Ajit said, “Rekha swims daily.”

 Ajit says that Rekha was swamming daily.

 Ajit says that Rekha swam daily.

 Ajit said that Rekha swam daily.

 Ajit says that Rekha will swam daily.

7. Veena said, “Anupam works very hard.”

 Veena said that Anupam worked very hard.

 Veena says that Anupam working very hard.

 Veena says that Anupam worked very hard.

 Veena says that Anupam work very hard.

8. He said, “The girls are playing cricket.”

 He said that the girls were playing cricket.

 He said that the girls will play cricket.

 He said that the girls are playing cricket.

 He said that the girls was playing cricket.

9. He said, “The boy may pass.”

 He says that the boy could pass.

 He says that the boy pass.

 He says that the boy might pass.

 He said that the boy might pass.

10. The teacher says, “The girl was lazy.”

 The teacher says that the girl was lazy.

 The teacher said that the girls may lazy.

 The teacher said that the girl was lazy.

 The teacher said that the girls were lazy.

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Why Practice Direct and Indirect Narration MCQs?

• Essential for competitive and board exams.
• Helps in understanding reported speech rules.
• Improves sentence transformation skills.

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