Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
She said to me, “I shall come to meet you tomorrow.”

Correct option is D

The correct indirect speech of the given sentence is "She told me that she would come to meet me the next day."
Rules of conversion from direct to indirect speech:
1. Change of reporting verb:
· "Said to" changes to "told" (since it is a statement).
2. Change of pronouns:
· "I" changes to "she" (as per subject).
· "You" changes to "me" (as per object).
3. Change of tense:
· "Shall" changes to "would" in indirect speech.
4. Change of time expressions:
· "Tomorrow" changes to "the next day".
Example:
· Direct: He said, “I will help you tomorrow.”
· Indirect: He said that he would help me the next day.
Why other options are incorrect:
· (a) She asked me that could she come to meet me the next day. → Incorrect because it is a statement, not a question.
· (b) She tells me that she could come to meet me tomorrow. → Incorrect as "tells" is present tense and "could" is incorrect.
· (c) She told me that she will come to meet me tomorrow. → Incorrect as "will" should change to "would."