Narration Change Exercises (Interrogative Sentences)

Instructions: Change the following sentences from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech.

  1. He said to me, “Are you ready for the examination?”

  1. She said to Rahul, “Did you finish your homework?”

  1. The teacher said to the students, “Have you understood the lesson?”

  1. Mother said to me, “Will you go to school tomorrow?”

  1. Rina said to her brother, “Can you help me with this sum?”

  1. The doctor said to the patient, “Are you feeling better now?”

  1. My father said to me, “Did you lock the front door?”

  1. The policeman said to the driver, “Do you have a driving licence?”

  1. Anita said to her friend, “Were you absent yesterday?”

  1. The principal said to the students, “Have you submitted your projects?”

  1. He said to me, “What is your name?”

  1. The teacher said to Raju, “Why are you late today?”

  1. My sister said to me, “Where do you keep your books?”

  1. The tourist said to the guide, “Which road leads to the museum?”

  1. Father said to me, “When will your examination begin?”

  1. The officer said to the clerk, “How did you complete the work so quickly?”

  1. She said to her friend, “Who gave you this beautiful gift?”

  1. The boy said to his mother, “Why are you crying?”

  1. The teacher said to the class, “Who has solved this problem?”

  1. My uncle said to me, “Where did you spend your holidays?”

  1. The customer said to the shopkeeper, “How much does this bag cost?”

  1. The judge said to the witness, “What did you see that night?”

  1. My mother said to me, “Why haven’t you eaten your lunch?”

  1. The stranger said to me, “Where is the nearest railway station?”

  1. The coach said to the players, “Who will captain the team today?”