Select the most appropriate direct form of the given sentence.
Father told Avika to stop watching the TV and eat her food.

Correct option is D

The correct direct speech is (d).
Explanation:
· The indirect sentence is an imperative sentence with two commands: “stop watching...” and “eat...”
· In direct form, the command is issued directly:
· Start with “Avika,”
· Maintain the base verbs: “stop” and “eat”
· Use correct pronouns: your (not “her” – which is used only in indirect speech)
Correct Sentence:
Father said, “Avika, stop watching the TV and eat your food.”
Why others are wrong:
· (a) Reverses actions: “eating the TV” – illogical
· (b) Changes tone to interrogative
· (c) Wrong pronoun usage: “her” instead of “your”
�� Grammar Booster:
Imperative indirect → direct form uses base verb, second-person pronouns (you/your) are retained directly.