Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
She said, “I will dance tomorrow.”

Correct option is B

Given Sentence:
She said, “I will dance tomorrow.”
Steps to Convert to Indirect Speech:
Identify the Reporting Verb:
The reporting verb is "said." In indirect speech, it remains "said."
Convert the Tense:
The future tense "will dance" changes to "would dance" in indirect speech. This is a common rule when converting from direct to indirect speech, where the future tense ("will") is usually changed to the conditional tense ("would").
Change the Time Expression:
The word "tomorrow" changes to "the next day" or "the following day" in indirect speech to reflect the shift in time from when the original statement was made.
Pronoun Adjustments:
In this case, the pronoun "I" changes to "she" in indirect speech because the speaker (She) is referring to herself.
Omit Quotation Marks:
In indirect speech, the quotation marks are removed, and the reported clause is integrated into the sentence with the reporting verb.
Correct Answer:
(b) She said that she would dance the next day.