He said, 'I must have lost my way.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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He said, 'I must have lost my way.'

A. He said that he had lost his way.

B. He said that he must have lost his way.

C. He said that he had to have lost his way.

D. He said that he must lose his way.

Answer: Option B

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

'Must have' (deduction) remains.

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A. She said that she was used to live in London.

B. She said that she used to live in London.

C. She said that she lived in London.

D. She said that she had used to live in London.

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Explanation:
'Used to' does not change.

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A. She said why he had come late.

B. She asked why he came late.

C. She asked why did he come late.

D. She asked why he had come late.

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Wh-question: 'did you come' to 'he had come' (simple past to past perfect).

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A. She said that she might not have attended the function.

B. She said that she might not attend the function.

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