Imperative and Exclamatory Indirect Speech Quiz

What is the indirect speech of the direct speech 'Please close the door'?

• He demanded to close the door.

• He asked to open the door.

• He ordered to lock the door.

• He requested to close the door.

Change the following direct speech into indirect speech: 'Shut the window.'

• He told me to shut the window.

• He ordered me to shut the window.

• He said to me to shut the window.

• He asked me to shut the window.

Convert the direct speech 'Don't touch the hot stove!' into indirect speech.

• He told me to touch the hot stove.

• He said not to touch the cold stove.

• He said to touch the hot stove.

• He told me not to touch the hot stove.

Provide the indirect speech for the direct speech: 'Please help me with my homework.'

• She demanded assistance with her homework.

• She refused to do her homework.

• She asked for help with her homework.

• She begged for help with her homework.

What is the indirect speech of the direct speech 'Don't be late!'?

• He/she said to not be late

• He/she said not to be late.

• He/she said don't be late

• He/she said to be late

Change the following direct speech into indirect speech: 'Clean your room.'

• He told me to clean my room.

• He asked me to clean my room.

• He ordered me to clean my room.

• He suggested me to clean my room.

Convert the direct speech 'What a beautiful painting!' into indirect speech.

• She exclaimed that it was a mediocre painting.

• She exclaimed that it was a terrible painting.

• She exclaimed that it was a beautiful painting.

• She exclaimed that it was an ugly painting.

Provide the indirect speech for the direct speech: 'What a delicious cake!'

• She exclaimed that the cake was disgusting.

• She exclaimed that the cake was okay.

• She exclaimed that the cake was delicious.

• She exclaimed that the cake was terrible.

What is the indirect speech of the direct speech 'Please be quiet!'?

• He requested them to be loud.

• He told them to make some noise.

• He commanded them to be quiet.

• He asked them to be quiet.

Change the following direct speech into indirect speech: 'Don't run in the hallway.'

• We were told to run in the hallway.

• The teacher said to run in the hallway.

• The principal said to run in the hallway.

• The teacher told us not to run in the hallway.