Select the option that expresses the given sentence in indirect speech.
Shilpa asked, “How are you doing today?”

Correct option is B

The correct indirect speech of the given sentence is "Shilpa asked me how I was doing that day."
Rules for Conversion:
· "How are you doing today?" → "How I was doing that day."
· Pronoun Changes: "You" → "I" (since "me" is the object).
· Tense Change: "Are doing" (present continuous) → "Was doing" (past continuous).
· Time Change: "Today" → "That day."
Correct Structure:
· Direct: Shilpa asked, “How are you doing today?”
· Indirect: Shilpa asked me how I was doing that day.
Incorrect Options:
· (a) I was asked by Shilpa how I was doing the other day. ("The other day" is incorrect.)
· (c) How I am doing today. (Incorrect; no tense change.)
· (d) How I am doing that day. (Incorrect; "am" should be "was.")
Example:
· She asked, “Where do you live?” → She asked me where I lived.
· She asked, “Where do you live?” → She asked me where I live.