Exercise-1
- Direct: She said to me, “Had you been studying for the exam?”
- Direct: He said to her, “Had they been working on the project for a long time?”
- Direct: They said to him, “Had you been waiting for us?”
- Direct: She said to me, “What had you been doing before you arrived?”
- Direct: He said to his friend, “Why had you been feeling unwell?”
- Direct: The teacher said to the students, “Had you been paying attention during the lesson?”
- Direct: She said to him, “How long had you been living in that city?”
- Direct: He said to me, “What had you been thinking about before I called?”
- Direct: They said to her, “Had you been enjoying the party before it started raining?”
- Direct: She said to him, “Who had you been talking to on the phone?”
- Direct: He said to me, “What had your sister been doing all day?”
- Direct: They said to her, “Had you been helping your parents with the chores?”
- Direct: She said to him, “Had you been exercising regularly before the injury?”
- Direct: He said to me, “How many times had you been to that restaurant?”
Direct: The manager said to the team, “Had you been discussing the issues before the meeting?
- Direct: She said to him, “Where had you been going before you stopped?”
- Direct: He said to me, “Had you been working on the report before the deadline?”
- Direct: They said to her, “Had you been practicing for the performance?”
- Direct: She said to me, “When had you been planning to leave?”
- Direct: He said to me, “How long had you been waiting for the bus?”
Answers:
- Indirect: She said to me if I had been studying for the exam.
- Indirect: He said to her if they had been working on the project for a long time.
- Indirect: They said to him if he had been waiting for them.
- Indirect: She said to me what I had been doing before I arrived.
- Indirect: He said to his friend why he had been feeling unwell.
- Indirect: The teacher said to the students if they had been paying attention during the lesson.
- Indirect: She said to him how long he had been living in that city.
- Indirect: He said to me what I had been thinking about before he called.
- Indirect: They said to her if she had been enjoying the party before it started raining.
- Indirect: She said to him who he had been talking to on the phone.
- Indirect: He said to me what my sister had been doing all day.
- Indirect: They said to her if she had been helping her parents with the chores.
- Indirect: She said to him if he had been exercising regularly before the injury.
- Indirect: He said to me how many times I had been to that restaurant.
- Indirect: The manager said to the team if they had been discussing the issues before the meeting.
- Indirect: She said to him where he had been going before he stopped.
- Indirect: He said to me if I had been working on the report before the deadline.
- Indirect: They said to her if she had been practicing for the performance.
- Indirect: She said to me when I had been planning to leave.
- Indirect: He said to me how long I had been waiting for the bus.