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Direction for:-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.
How is this following sentence in DIRECT speech incorrect? john said, “How are you today?’
Missing capital letters inside inverted comma
Missing commas
Missing inverted commas
Missing capital letters outside inverted commas
- Option 1: Missing capital letters inside inverted comma
This option suggests that the sentence might lack capital letters inside the quotation marks, but it is not applicable here since the quoted question starts correctly with a capital "H."
- Option 2: Missing commas
This option indicates the absence of commas. There is a comma before the quotation marks (after "said"), which is correct for direct speech, so this isn't applicable here.
- Option 3: Missing inverted cimmas
This refers to missing inverted commas, but the sentence correctly uses them at the beginning and end of the quoted speech.
- Option 4: Missing capital letters outside inverted commas
This option suggests an error outside the quotes regarding capital letters. However, this is not correct since "John" is already capitalized.
The correct answer is Option 1
The sentence incorrectly capitalizes "john" outside of the quotes; it should be "John."
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