Explanation

• She said she would come the next day.
• In indirect speech, “will” changes to would.
• “Tomorrow” changes to the next day.
• Reporting verb “said” remains the same.
• Tense is shifted one step back (future → conditional).
• So correct transformation is would + come + next day.

Last verified on 23-05-2026

Explanation

In indirect speech, “had gone” is the past perfect form of “have gone.”

Therefore, the direct version correctly matches as “Where have the sparrows gone?”

Last verified on 14-11-2026

Explanation

• Direct: I can play
• Reporting verb “said” is in past tense → so can changes to could
• “I” → “she” (pronoun change)
• Correct structure: She said + subject + could + verb

Last verified on 24-05-2026

Explanation

• He asked her not to be angry with him.
• In indirect speech, requests or commands are reported by changing "said" to "asked."
• "Do not" changes to "not to," followed by the verb in its base form.

Last verified on 13-11-2026

Explanation

• In indirect speech, "have to" becomes "had to" and "we" changes to "they" when referring to others.
• The sentence is in the past reporting tense, so verb and pronoun shifts are necessary.

Last verified on 13-11-2026