Reported speech of a yes/no question (asked if/whether + tense back-shift, and back to direct)

1. A.
   Raghav asked Meera if she was upset with her.
2. B.
   Raghav asked Meera if she was upset with him.
3. C.
   Raghav asked Meera if she was upset with me.
4. D.
   Raghav asked Meera why she was upset with him.

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1. A.
   She asked about our meeting her partners next week.
2. B.
   She asked if we meet her partners next week.
3. C.
   She asked if we were meeting her partners the following week.
4. D.
   She asked if we were meeting her partners next week.

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1. A.
   Kanhaiya enquires if I want to sing.
2. B.
   Kanhaiya said that whether I would sing.
3. C.
   Kanhaiya said that I would sing or not.
4. D.
   Kanhaiya asked me if I wanted to sing.

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1. A.
   His angry mother jeered and asked if you suppose you know better than your own father.
2. B.
   His angry mother jeered and asked whether he had supposed he has known better than his own father.
3. C.
   His angry mother jeered that did he suppose he knew better than his own father.
4. D.
   His angry mother jeered and asked whether he supposed he knew better than his own father.

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1. A.
   He asked, “The boy's name is Ahmed?”
2. B.
   He asked, “Is the boy's name Ahmed?”
3. C.
   He asked, “Whether the boy's name was Ahmed?”
4. D.
   He asked, “Was the boy's name Ahmed?”

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1. A.
   I said, “Mary, will she lend me a pencil?”
2. B.
   I said to Mary, “Can you lent me a pencil?”
3. C.
   I asked to Mary, “Would you lend me a pencil?”
4. D.
   I said, “Mary, will you lend me a pencil?”

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