Choose the option in which Narration of the above sentence has been correctly changed.
The teacher said, “Rama, when will you complete your answer?”

Correct option is B

The correct indirect narration is (b) The teacher asked Rama when she would complete her answer.
Detailed Explanation (English):
• The given sentence is an interrogative sentence, so “said” changes to “asked”.
• “When” is a wh-word, so the reported speech becomes a reported question without question form (no inversion).
Correct pattern in indirect speech: wh-word + subject + verb.
• “will” changes to “would” because the reporting verb is in the past.
• Pronoun changes: “you” refers to Rama, so it becomes “she”.
• Possessive changes: “your” becomes “her”.
• The question mark and quotation marks are removed in indirect speech.
Grammatical Rule Used (English):
• said to → asked (for questions)
• Indirect question word order: wh-word + subject + verb (no inversion)
• will → would (if reporting verb is past)
• Pronouns change according to speaker/listener.
Grammatical Rule Used (Hindi):
• प्रश्नवाचक वाक्य में “said” बदलकर “asked” होता है।
• Indirect question में inversion नहीं आता; क्रम होता है: wh-word + subject + verb.
• Reporting verb past में होने पर will → would हो जाता है।
• “you/your” का परिवर्तन listener (Rama) के अनुसार होता है: she/her.
Example:
Direct: He said, “When will you come?”
Indirect: He asked when I would come.
Why other options are incorrect:
• (a) Wrong word order “when would she…” (question form kept).
• (c) Missing article/possessive sense; incomplete expression.
• (d) “enquired” is not correctly used without “of” and also has wrong word order.