Multiple choice

Directions: Select the alternative that best rephrases the given sentence.

Hurrah! I have won the match.

  1. He cried that he had won the match.

  2. He exclaimed with joy that he had won the match.

  3. He said that he was won the match.

  4. He exclaimed with joy that I have won the match.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Case of exclamatory sentence (so, 'exclaimed with joy' should be used in case of happiness). Generally, to change the narration (from direct to indirect), if the reported verb is in the past tense and the reported speech is in the past simple tense, we change the reported speech into past perfect tense. Subject 'I' becomes 'he'.

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