He said, 'I will win.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

He said, 'I will win.'
A. He said that he would have won.
B. He said that he won.
C. He said that he will win.
D. He said that he would win.
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
'Will' to 'would'.

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Question #1
She said, 'Don't make a noise, children.'
A. She said to children don't make a noise.
B. She forbade the children to make a noise.
C. She warned children not making a noise.
D. She told the children not to make a noise.

Correct Answer: Option D


Explanation:
Negative imperative: told + object + not + to-infinitive. Option B is incorrect because 'forbade' doesn't take 'not'.

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He said, 'I will not do it.'
A. He said that he would not done it.
B. He said that he would not do it.
C. He said that he will not do it.
D. He said that he won't do it.

Correct Answer: Option B


Explanation:
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She said, 'I might come late if the traffic is bad.'
A. She said that she might come late if the traffic is bad.
B. She said that she may come late if the traffic is bad.
C. She said that she might come late if the traffic was bad.
D. She said that she might come late if the traffic were bad.

Correct Answer: Option C


Explanation:
'Might' remains. Conditional clause backshifts 'is' to 'was'.

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