The correct indirect speech of the sentence- I said to him, "Excuse me, sir" is-

The correct indirect speech of the sentence- I said to him, "Excuse me, sir." - is:

A

I begged him to excuse me

B

I said him to excuse me

C

I told him to pardon me

D

I told him to excuse me

I said to him ' Excuse me, Sir. 'The correct from of its indirect speech is ......

A

I asked my teacher to excuse me

B

I begged him to excuse me

C

I said to him excuse me

D

I begged my teacher to excuse me

Choose the indirect speech of . They said to him 'Sir, Please visit our office today".

A

They asked him to visit their today.

B

They requested him respectfully to visit their office that day

C

They requested him respectfully to visit their office today.

D

They told him humbly to visit their office that day.

"Excuse me, gentlemen!" - "Excuse me" is used to-

A

apologize

B

draw attention

C

beg pardon

D

express disgust

"Excuse me, gentlemen!"--"Excuse me" is used to --

A

apologise

B

draw attention

C

beg pardon

D

express disgust

Excuse me, gentlemen! excuse" is used to

A

draw attention

B

apologise

C

beg pardon

D

express disgust

What is the indirect speech of the sentence: He said, "Good morning sir"?

A

He respectfully wished good morning to the person spoken to

B

He respectfully wishes good morning to the person spoken to

C

He respectfully wish good morning to the person spoken to

D

He respectfully wished good morning to the person spoke to

Choose the correct indirect form of speech: He said to his master. "Forgive me. Sir."

A

He begged his master to forgiven him.

B

He begged his master to forgive him.

C

He begged his master to forgave him.

D

He said to his master to forgave him.

The salesman said, "Thank you, Sir". The correct form of indirect speech is _

A

The salesman thanked his customer.

B

The salesman respectfully thanked the person spoken to.

C

The salesman said that thank you sir.

D

The salesman addressed the customer 'sir' and thanked him'.

Select the correct "Indirect Speech ' of the following 'Direct Speech' I said to him. "Let them do whatever they like ."

A

I told him that they should do whatever they liked .

B

I proposed to him that they might do whatever they liked.

C

I wished him that they would do whatever like.

The correct indirect speech of the sentence- I said to him, "Excuse me, sir" is-

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