He said, 'I don't believe in superstitions.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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He said, 'I don't believe in superstitions.'

A. He said that he didn't believe in superstitions.

B. He said that he hadn't believed in superstitions.

C. He said that he doesn't believe in superstitions.

D. He said that he didn't believed in superstitions.

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Simple present negative to simple past negative.

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He said, 'I can do it.'

A. He said that he could do it.

B. He said that he could done it.

C. He said that he can done it.

D. He said that he can do it.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
'Can' to 'could'.

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Question #2

She said, 'I will try to come early.'

A. She said that she would try to come early.

B. She said that she will try to come early.

C. She said that she tried to come early.

D. She said that she would try to came early.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
'Will' to 'would'.

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Question #3

He said, 'I may not come if it rains.'

A. He said that he may not come if it rains.

B. He said that he might not come if it would rain.

C. He said that he might not come if it rained.

D. He said that he might not come if it rains.

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
'May' to 'might'. Conditional clause backshifts.

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