She said, 'I will try my best to help you.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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She said, 'I will try my best to help you.'

A. She said that she will try her best to help me.

B. She said that she would try her best to help I.

C. She said that she would try her best to help you.

D. She said that she would try her best to help me.

Answer: Option D

Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)

'Will' to 'would'. 'You' to 'me'.

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He said, 'I must finish reading this book today.'

A. He said that he must finish reading this book today.

B. He said that he had to finish reading that book that day.

C. He said that he must finish reading that book that day.

D. He said that he had to finish reading this book today.

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Correct Answer: Option B

Explanation:
'Must' to 'had to'. 'This' to 'that'. 'Today' to 'that day'.

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She said, 'I hope you pass the exam.'

A. She said that she hoped I passed the exam.

B. She said that she hopes I pass the exam.

C. She hoped that I would pass the exam.

D. She said that she hoped I pass the exam.

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Correct Answer: Option A

Explanation:
Reporting verb 'said' is in past, so 'hope' changes to 'hoped'. Present subjunctive ('you pass') changes to past ('I passed').

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She said, 'I have been living here.'

A. She said that she has been living here.

B. She said that she lived there.

C. She said that she had been living there.

D. She said that she had been living here.

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Correct Answer: Option C

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Present perfect continuous to past perfect continuous. 'Here' to 'there'.

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