He said, 'I would rather die.' MCQ with Answer and Explanation

He said, 'I would rather die.'
A. He said that he had rather die.
B. He said that he rather die.
C. He said that he would rather died.
D. He said that he would rather die.
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKExamLibrary)
'Would rather' remains unchanged.

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He said, 'I have been feeling unwell lately.'
A. He said that he felt unwell lately.
B. He said that he has been feeling unwell lately.
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D. He said that he had been feeling unwell lately.

Correct Answer: Option D


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She said, 'I am not going to tolerate this.'
A. She said that she was not going to tolerate this.
B. She said that she was not going to tolerate that.
C. She said that she is not going to tolerate this.
D. She said that she would not tolerate that.

Correct Answer: Option B


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A. He said that he had been playing tennis since he was a child.
B. He said that he has been playing tennis since he was a child.
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