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Direction for [ Question No: In the following section the sentences have been given in Direct or Indirect speech. From the given alternatives, choose the most appropriate sentence that best suits the given sentence in Indirect or Direct speech.
I said to Nandinee, “Please help me with my homework.”
I requested Nandinee to help me in my homework.
I requested Nandinee to help me with my homework.
I requested Nandinee to help me in homework.
Nandinee requested me to help her with her homework.
- Option 1: "I requested Nandinee to help me in my homework."
- This is almost correct but uses "in" instead of "with," which is less commonly used in the context of assistance with homework.
- Option 2: "I requested Nandinee to help me with my homework."
- This option accurately converts the direct speech into indirect speech while maintaining the meaning and using the correct preposition "with."
- Option 3: "I requested Nandinee to help me in homework."
- Similar to Option 1, it uses "in" and also omits "my," making it less specific.
- Option 4: "Nandinee requested me to help her with her homework."
- This changes both the requester and the helper, altering the original meaning.
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