She said to Rina ldquo Please help me with cooking rdquo ........

English (SSC) Direct/Indirect speech

She said to Rina, “Please help me with cooking.”

She requested Rina to help her in her cooking.

Rita requested Rina to help her with her cooking.

She requested Rina to help her with cooking.

She requested Rina to help her cooking.

- Option 1: She requested Rina to help her in her cooking.

- It's close but slightly awkward due to "in her cooking."

- Option 2: Rita requested Rina to help her with her cooking.

- Introduces "Rita," which wasn't in the original sentence.

- Option 3: She requested Rina to help her with cooking.

- This option captures the essence of the original request accurately and naturally.

- Option 4: She requested Rina to help her cooking.

- Omits the word "with," making it less natural.

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