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

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

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He said, 'I have been working on this project for months.'
A. He said that he worked on that project for months.
B. He said that he had been working on that project for months.
C. He said that he had been working on this project for months.
D. He said that he has been working on this project for months.

Correct Answer: Option B


Explanation:
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He said, 'I must finish this.'
A. He said that he must finish this.
B. He said that he had to finish that.
C. He said that he had to finish this.
D. He said that he must finish that.

Correct Answer: Option B


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A. He warned me not to park there.
B. He warned me to not park here.
C. He told me don't park here.
D. He said don't park there.

Correct Answer: Option A


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