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Direct speech of: Sunaina requested Rohan to put a shawl on her is

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When "requested" is in indirect speech, in direct speech it usually appears with "Please …".
Updated On: Oct 31, 2025
  • Sunaina says to Rohan, "Will you please put a shawl on me?"
  • Sunaina said to Rohan, "Please put a shawl on me."
  • Sunaina might ask Rohan, "Can you put a shawl on me?"
  • Sunaina asked Rohan, "Can you put a shawl on me?"
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The Correct Option is B

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Note the reporting verb.
"Requested" in indirect speech converts into "said, 'Please …'" in direct speech.

Step 2: Evaluate options.
(A) "Says" — wrong tense.
(B) Matches perfectly: "Please put a shawl on me."
(C) "Might ask" — hypothetical, wrong.
(D) "Asked" — lacks the politeness marker "please."

Step 3: Conclusion.
Correct answer is (B).

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