Select the option that expresses the given sentence in Direct to Indirect Speech.
She said to me, "Would you like some coffee?"

Correct option is B

The correct indirect speech is (b).
Rules of conversion:
· Report yes/no questions with ask + object + if/whether + statement order (no inversion, no question mark).
· Pronouns change as per context (“you” → “I” when the listener is the reporter).
· Polite offers using would generally keep the modal ( would) in reported speech.
· Structure: Direct: Said to + O, “Modal + S + V … ?” → Indirect: asked + O + if/whether + S + modal + V …
· Example: “He said to her, ‘Will you stay?’” → “He asked her if she would stay.”
Why others are incorrect:
· (a) Lacks object after “asked” and misuses that-clause for a question.
· (c) Keeps inversion (“would I”) after “asked me,” which is ungrammatical in reported questions.
· (d) Changes speech act (asking → offering); not a faithful conversion.