Direct and Indirect Speech

If you find my pencil Jia Wen said pass it to me. Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

• “If you find my pencil.” Jia Wen said, “Pass it to me.”

• “If you find my pencil,” Jia Wen said, “Pass it to me.”

• “If you find my pencil,” Jia Wen said, “pass it to me.”

• “If you find my pencil.” Jia Wen said “pass it to me.”

Please come here Susan the teacher instructed dont make me come there Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

• "Please, come here, Susan," the teacher instructed, "don't make me come there!"

• "Please come here, Susan." the teacher instructed. "Don't make me come there!"

• "Please come here, Susan," the teacher instructed. "Don't make me come there!"

• "Please come here, Susan," the teacher instructed, "don't make me come there."

When Sang Woo comes back Ali mused we are going to win this Which sentence is correctly punctuated?

• "When Sang Woo comes back," Ali mused, "We are going to win this!"

• "When Sang Woo comes back," Ali mused, "we are going to win this!"

• "When Sang Woo comes back," Ali mused. "We are going to win this!"

• "When Sang Woo comes back!" Ali mused. "We are going to win this!"

Kay: "What are you doing here, May? I haven't seen you since August." Kay asked May __________ , and he said __________ since August.

• what she was doing here; he had not seen her

• what she was doing there; he has not seen her

• what she was doing here; he has not seen her

• what she was doing there; he had not seen her

May suggested that he __________ place and asked him what time __________ .

• can come to her; they shall meet

• could come to her; they shall meet

• could come to her; they should meet

• can come to her; they should meet

Kay: "I'll be there at eight. Is it all right?" Kay said he __________ there at eight. Then he asked __________ all right.

• will be; if it was / whether it was

• will be; if it is / whether it is

• would be; if it is / whether it is

• would be; if it was / whether it was

Sarah said she was not going to tolerate that any more.

• "I am not going to tolerate that any more," said Sarah.

• "I am not going to tolerate this any more," said Sarah.

• "I was not going to tolerate that any more," said Sarah.

• "She was not going to tolerate this any more," said Sarah.

Joe said I had always been his friend.

• You were always my friend," said Joe.

• You had always been my friend," said Joe.

• You are always my friend," said Joe.

• You have always been my friend," said Joe.

Mr. Woon said that the Earth goes around the sun.

• Mr. Woon said, "the Earth goes around the sun."

• Mr. Woon said, "the Earth went around the sun."

• Mr. Woon said, "the Earth had gone around the sun."

• Mr. Woon said, "the Earth will go around the sun."

They say that they are having their meal now.

• "We are having our meal now," they said.

• "We were having our meal then," they said.

• "We were having our meal then," they say.

• "We are having our meal now," they say.