He said to her, "Are you coming to the party?"
A. He asked her whether she was coming to the party.
B. He told her if she was coming to the party.
C. He asked her if she was coming to the party.
D. He asked her if she will be coming to the party.
Answer: Option C
Solution(By Examveda Team)
He asked her if she was coming to the party.This Question Belongs to Competitive English >> Direct And Indirect Speech
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A bhi answer hoga... Please recheck
If the reported speech comes first in the sentence then we use whether not if
Sir kindly Answer, is mein whether q nhe use kia
I think A is correct option
Why option A is wrong...we can even use whether na
1 and 3 dono shi h......by mistake print hua hoga
Whether kyu nhi use kiya