Practice Direct-Indirect speech Conversion with interrogative sentences ; Worksheet 2
1. Direct: He asked, “Are you coming
to the picnic?”
Indirect speech: he asked if I was coming to the picnic.
2. Direct: She asked, “Did you like
green tea?”
Indirect speech:
She asked if I liked green tea.
3. Direct: Neha’s mother asked, “Did
you complete the project?”
Indirect speech:
Neha’s mother asked whether I had completed the project.
4. Direct: The stranger asked, “Is
this Northern Road?”
Indirect
speech: The stranger enquired whether that was Northern Road.
5. Direct: He asked them, “Will you
listen to such a man?”
Indirect speech:
He asked them whether they would listen to such a man.
6. Direct: Teacher asked, “Can you
help me?”
Indirect speech:
Teacher asked if I could help him.
7. Direct: The manager asked, “Is the presentation
ready?”
Indirect speech:
The manager enquired whether the presentation was ready.
8. Direct: My aunt asked Sumi, “Will
you come tomorrow?
Indirect speech:
My aunt questioned Sumi whether he would come the next day.
9. Direct: Jack asked, “Has she arrived safely?”
Indirect speech:
Jack enquired whether she had arrived safely.
10. Direct: His angry mother jeered,
“Do you suppose you know everything better than your own father?”
Indirect speech:
His mother jeered and asked angrily whether he supposed to know everything
better than his own father.
11. Direct: Tom asked, “Do you know him?”
Tom questioned if I knew him.
12. Direct: He asked his wife, “Will
you go and fetch the report tomorrow?”
Indirect speech:
He questioned his wife whether she would go and fetch the reports the next day.
13. Direct: She asked the stranger, “Do
you know this address?”
Indirect
speech: She enquired the stranger whether he knew that address.
14. Direct: The teacher asked, “Is
she your sister?”
Indirect speech:
The teacher asked whether she was my sister.
15, Direct: Sima,s friend asked, “ Do
you like painting?”
Indirect speech:
Sima”s friend asked if liked painting.
16. Direct: The teacher asked, “Are you playing football?
Indirect speech:
The teacher question whether they were playing football.
17. Direct: The king asked, “Do you really come from
China?”
Indirect speech:
The king enquired whether he really came from china.
18. Direct: His colleague asked, “Are
you coming for the meeting?”
Indirect speech:
His colleague enquired if I was coming for the meeting.
19.
Direct: His boss asked, “Can you drive a car?”
Indirect speech:
His boss asked whether i could drive a car.
20. Jimmy asked Sam, “Do you like
ice-cream?”
Indirect speech:
Jimmy asked Sam whether he liked ice-cream.
21. Direct: They asked, “Have you
watched this movie?”
Indirect speech:
They questioned whether I had watched that movie.
22. Direct: The teacher asked, ‘”Have
you finished your all pending work?”
Indirect speech:
The enquired whether I had finished my all pending work.
23. Direct: He asked, will you go there to collect the
important documents?”
Indirect speech:
He asked if I would go there to collect the important documents.
24 Direct: his mother asked angrily, “will you tell me
the truth?”
Indirect speech:
His mother asked him angrily whether he would tell her the truth.
25. Direct: she asked him, “Have you done anything wrong
and problematic?”
Indirect speech:
She asked him whether I had done
anything wrong and problematic.
26. Direct: Tom asked his friend,
“Are you coming with me for the presentation?”
Indirect speech:
Tom asked his friend whether he was coming with him for the presentation.
27. Direct: The Jim asked, “Are you
angry with me my friends?”
Indirect speech:
The Jim asked his friends if they were angry with him.
28. Direct: Sona asked, do you really
believe in this man.”
Indirect speech:
Sona questioned whether I really believe in that man.
29. Direct: They asked him, “Can you give your
valuable time.”
Indirect speech:
They asked him could he give his valuable time,
30. Direct: she asked him, “Have you
written you exam in good handwriting?”
Indirect speech:
She enquired whether he had written his exam in good handwriting.