A. He said to me that they will hurt me.
B. He said to me that they would be hurt me.
C. He said to me that they would hurt you.
D. He said to me that they would hurt me.
Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
In reported speech, when the reporting verb is in the past tense, the verb in the reported clause usually changes to a corresponding past tense. In this case, “will” changes to “would.” Additionally, pronouns are adjusted to maintain the correct perspective.
The original sentence is: “They will hurt you.”
When converting this to reported speech:
“He says” becomes “He said” (past tense).
“will” changes to “would.”
“you” changes to “me” because the person reporting the speech is the one being spoken to.
So, “They will hurt you” becomes “He said to me that they would hurt me.”
Therefore, the correct option is:
D. He said to me that they would hurt me.
The correct answer to the question: "He says, ” They will hurt you”." is "He said to me that they would hurt me.".
18 Comments
He says that they will hurt me.
He says that they will hurt me
yes of course u r right.but we should mark the wrong answer because they usuallu copy past the questions from different sites.i found this mcqs on more than five sides and all sites have given the same answer wrongly as above
Yes… Mcqs is wrong. Reporting speech is in present tense therefore no change would be made in reported speech except of pronouns.
He says that they will hurt me
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He says that they will hurt me. (Because reporting speech is in present tense so the reported speed is no changed)
He says that they will hurt me. (Because reporting speech is in present tense so the reported speed is not changed)
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