Select the most appropriate option to change the sentence from direct speech to indirect speech
Neha said, "I shall go for shopping tomorrow".
Neha told that ----------for shopping ……….

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) She would go/the next day.

• In indirect speech, the following changes occur:

·       The reporting verb "said" changes to "told" or "said that" (if no question or command).

·       The pronoun "I" becomes "she" (as Neha is the speaker).

·       The future tense "shall" changes to "would" in indirect speech.

·       Time expressions such as "tomorrow" change to "the next day."

Grammatical Rule Used:

• When converting direct speech to indirect speech, the changes include:

·       Pronouns change based on the speaker and listener.

·       Tense shifts: Present simple to past simple, future simple (shall/will) to future-in-the-past (would).

·       Time expressions like "tomorrow" change to "the next day," "today" to "that day," etc.

Meanings of other options:

• (A) "Should go/the last day" – Incorrect; "should" is not the correct transformation of "shall" in this context.

• (B) "He should go/the previous day" – Incorrect; pronoun change and time expression are incorrect.

• (C) "They must go/the working day" – Incorrect; wrong pronoun ("they") and time expression.