English Narration Imperative Sentence Question #7787 (CAT-I)

Change the narration of the sentence: Rohan said to his friends, "Let us go for a picnic."

A Rohan requested his friends to go for a picnic.

B Rohan asked his friends that they will go for a picnic.

C Rohan told his friends let them go for a picnic.

D Rohan proposed to his friends that they should go for a picnic.

Correct Answer & Explanation

Option D

• An imperative sentence starting with 'Let us' or 'Let's' signifies a suggestion or proposal. • The reporting verb 'said to' changes to 'proposed to' or 'suggested to'. • The conjunction 'that' is used, followed by the subject pronoun 'they'/'we' and the modal auxiliary 'should' + base verb ('that they should go for a picnic').

Change the narration of the sentence: Rohan said to his friends, "Let us go for a picnic."

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