She said, 'I might have left my phone at home.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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She said, 'I might have left my phone at home.'

A. She said that she might have left her phone at home.

B. She said that she had left her phone at home.

C. She said that she may have left her phone at home.

D. She said that she might leave her phone at home.

Answer: Option A

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

'Might have' remains.

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She said, 'I don't know him.'

A. She said that she didn't knew him.

B. She said that she didn't know him.

C. She said that she doesn't know him.

D. She said that she hadn't known him.

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
Simple present negative to simple past negative.

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The doctor said to the patient, 'Take this medicine twice a day.'

A. The doctor said the patient to take this medicine twice a day.

B. The doctor advised the patient to take this medicine twice a day.

C. The doctor told to the patient take this medicine twice a day.

D. The doctor advised the patient to take that medicine twice a day.

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Correct Answer: Option D

Explanation:
Imperative sentence: 'said to' changes to 'advised'. 'This' changes to 'that'.

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He said, 'I don't think I can do it.'

A. He said that he didn't think he could do it.

B. He said that he doesn't think he can do it.

C. He said that he didn't think he could done it.

D. He said that he didn't think he can do it.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Main clause backshifts, subordinate 'can' to 'could'.

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