Transformation of Sentences Test 20

When it is obvious to the listener or reader who the agent is, here the listener himself and when the tone is imperative like an advice, the agent is not mentioned and "should" is used to express order or advice. Hence, Option C is correct. The rest of the options do not follow the required structure, hence they're incorrect.

A sentence is in active voice when the subject is the doer of the action.
A sentence is in passive voice when the new subject (object in active voice) is the receiver of that action.
The object in the active voice now takes the place of the subject, and vice versa. (subject + verb + object, where the subject and object swap places)
In the given sentence, the subject (We) performs the action(saw) towards the object (you and him). The object here is compound, as it contains two people, you and him.
Also, the sentence is in simple past tense, hence the tense will change in terms of passive voice.
Option B: Here the object receives the action. 'Were seen' is in simple past tense in passive voice.
Also, 'him' changes to 'he' as the former is an object pronoun that changes to subject pronoun as the voice changes. Hence B is the correct option.
Option A : 'Him' has not changed here, although it must be changed to 'he'. Also, the verb 'was' is singular whereas the new subject (you and he) is plural. Hence A is incorrect.
Option C: Similarly, 'him' is incorrect in C.
Option D: The auxiliary verb 'were' is missing here. Since it's in passive voice, 'were' is required to indicate the simple past tense. Without it, the sentence sounds incomplete. Hence D is incorrect.

It is important to remember that we do not change the tense of the direct speech while converting it into indirect speech if the reporting verb is in the present tense. Since the verb 'bring' is in the present tense, we do not change the tense in the indirect speech. Thus option B is the correct answer because it follows this rule and makes grammatical sense.

Option A is incorrect because the pronoun 'me' is not changed to 'him'.

With the usage of the word 'please' in the sentence, we do understand that Pihu is requesting Anu to do something for her. Also while converting direct speech into indirect speech it is important to note that words expressing nearness in time or places are generally changed into words expressing distance, for example, 'come' will change to 'go' and 'here' would change to 'there'.

Option D is the correct answer as the tense of the sentence has been converted to simple past from simple present and the inverted commas have been removed.

Option B is the correct answer because the tense of the sentence has been correctly changed to simple past and no part of the original sentence is omitted, thus giving the sentence complete meaning and grammatical sense.

Option D is the correct answer because the sentence is correctly changed into the simple past tense from being in the simple present tense and the pronoun 'you' is converted to 'she'.

May is used to express a wish, here, showing of blessings. Therefore, in indirect speech, say is changed to wish. Hence, Option B is correct. The rest of the options do not express wish, hence they're incorrect. 

Option B is the correct answer because the tense of the sentence has been appropriately changed to simple past from simple present and has not omitted any words from the original sentence in question.