A sentence is provided in direct speech. From the four given options, choose the one that most accurately conveys the sentence in its corresponding indirect speech:
He said, “Do it right now.”

Correct option is C

The correct indirect/ direct speech is (c) He told me to do it at once.
Explain the right answer in detailed form: This is an imperative sentence (command). In indirect speech, an imperative is reported using told/ordered/asked + object + to-infinitive. Also, time expressions often shift: right now → at once / immediately. Option (c) correctly uses told + object (me) + to do and a proper time replacement.
Rules of conversion used (Direct → Indirect):
· Imperative: “Do …” → told/ordered + object + to do
· Time change: right now → at once / immediately
· Example: He said, “Open the door.” → He told me to open the door.
· Information booster / exceptions related to grammatical topic:
· Without an object, told becomes incorrect in most exam contexts. We say told me/us/him/her, not “told to…”.