I asked him if he needed anything else.
Correct answer: A. I said," Do you need anything else?"
- A. I said," Do you need anything else?"
- B. 1 said," Does she need anything else?"
- C. I said," Do you needed anything else?"
- D. I said," Did you need anything else?"
Explanation
The correct structure for transforming an indirect question is to maintain the structure of the original question. The correct option is: "I said, 'Do you need anything else?'"
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Direct speech gives a speaker’s exact words, whereas indirect speech reports the meaning without quotation marks. Questions cover reporting verbs, pronoun changes, tense backshift, time and place expressions, punctuation, and the transformation of questions, commands and requests, including cases where backshift is not required.
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