He said, 'I wish I could visit you more often.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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He said, 'I wish I could visit you more often.'

A. He said that he could visit me more often.

B. He wished that he could visit me more often.

C. He said that he wished he could visit me more often.

D. He wished that he can visit me more often.

Answer: Option B

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

Wish + could remains. 'You' to 'me'.

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She said, 'I don't believe in fate.'

A. She said that she didn't believed in fate.

B. She said that she doesn't believe in fate.

C. She said that she hadn't believed in fate.

D. She said that she didn't believe in fate.

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Simple present negative to simple past negative.

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She said, 'I can't stand the way he behaves.'

A. She said that she couldn't stand the way he had behaved.

B. She said that she couldn't stand the way he behaved.

C. She said that she couldn't stand the way he behaves.

D. She said that she can't stand the way he behaves.

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
'Can't' to 'couldn't'. Subordinate 'behaves' to 'behaved'.

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She said, 'I would have helped you if you had asked.'

A. She said that she would have helped you if you had asked.

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C. She said that she would have helped me if I had asked.

D. She said that she would have helped me if you had asked.

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Correct Answer: Option C

Explanation:
Conditional perfect remains. 'You' to 'me', 'you had' to 'I had'.

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