Select the option that expresses the given sentence in Direct to Indirect Speech.
He said to me, "Where are you going?"

Correct option is D

The correct indirect/ direct speech is (d).
Explanation of rules:
· Reporting verb change: “said to” → asked (because it’s a question).
· Punctuation: Remove comma and quotation marks.
· WH-question: Keep the WH-word where; do not use “if/whether.”
· Tense backshift: Present continuous are going → Past continuous was going (reporting in past).
· Pronoun change: “you” (addressed to me) → I.
· Converted sentence: He asked me where I was going.
· Structure:
· Direct: Subject + said to + object, “WH + aux + subject + main verb…?”
· Indirect: Subject + asked + object + WH + subject + past form of continuous/other tense.
· Extra tip: If the reporting verb is in present/future, backshift may be unnecessary; but with a past reporting verb (“said”), backshift is standard.