Convert the direct question "Why are you late to the meeting?" to an indirect question with reported speech. Emilio asked why am I late to the meeting. Emilio asked why you are late to the meeting. Emilio asked why are you late to the meeting. Emilio asked why you were late to the meeting.

Convert the direct question "What time is it?" to an indirect question with reported speech. Irene asked me what time it was. Irene asked me what time is it. Irene asked me what is the time. Irene asked me what time was it.

Convert the direct question "When will the meeting start?" to an indirect question with reported speech. HR Department asked when will the meeting start. HR Department asked when does the meeting start. HR Department asked when the meeting would start. HR Department asked when the meeting starts.

Convert the direct question "Who is coming to the karaoke party?" to an indirect question with reported speech. Luis wondered who was coming to the karaoke party. Luis wondered who is coming to the karaoke party. Luis wondered who were coming to the karaoke party. Luis wonderedwho will come to the karaoke party.

Convert the direct question "Where did Teresa go?" to an indirect question with reported speech. Omar asked where did Teresa go Omar asked where Teresa went Omar asked where had Teresa gone Omar asked where Teresa goes

From the given alternatives, choose the one which best expressed the given sentence in Direct/Indirect voice.Marry said to Ruby, "Why are you not in your seat."AMarry asked Ruby why is she not in her seat?BMarry asked Ruby why was she not in her seat?CMarry asked Ruby why was she not in her seat.DMarry asked Ruby why is she not in her seat.