He said, 'I will be working on the project all night.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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He said, 'I will be working on the project all night.'

A. He said that he will be working on the project all night.

B. He said that he would work on the project all night.

C. He said that he worked on the project all night.

D. He said that he would be working on the project all night.

Answer: Option D

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

'Will be' to 'would be'.

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She said, 'I will help you if you need.'

A. She said that she would help me if I needed.

B. She said that she would help you if you needed.

C. She said that she would help me if I need.

D. She said that she will help me if I need.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
'Will' to 'would'. 'You' to 'me'. 'If you need' to 'if I needed'.

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She said, 'I would rather you called me later.'

A. She said that she would rather I called her later.

B. She said that she would rather I had called her later.

C. She said that she would rather you called her later.

D. She said that she would rather I call her later.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
'Would rather' + past subjunctive remains. 'You' to 'I', 'me' to 'her'.

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He said, 'I have been working.'

A. He said that he had been working.

B. He said that he has been working.

C. He said that he had worked.

D. He said that he worked.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Present perfect continuous to past perfect continuous.

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