"Let" refers to the suggestions or proposals. Since this particular sentence is talking about a suggestion, the rules to change direct speech into indirect speech are as follow:

• The inverted commas (“ “) used in Direct Narration is removed in Indirect Narration.
  
  
• The reported speech here, is a suggestion i.e., reema put forward the idea of giving a party.
  
  
• ‘Said’ will be changed to ‘suggested’ in indirect speech.
  
  
• No conjunction is required to connect the reported speech to reporting speech as per the given sentence will be an imperative sentence after converting into indirect speech.
  
  
• We use the gerund form of the verb after ‘suggested’, thus, ‘going’ is the correct verb.
  
  
• But reema’s husband said ‘no’ to the idea of giving a party i.e. he refused to the idea. In this case we will join both sentences with the help of conjunction ‘but’.

The sentence in indirect speech will be :- Reema suggested giving a party, but her husband was against the idea.

Hence, option A is the correct answer.

The sentence is given in direct speech, and we need to convert it into indirect speech. It is an assertive sentence. 

The rules for changing such sentences into indirect speech are given below:-

• The inverted commas (“ “) used in Direct Narration is removed in Indirect Narration and “that” conjunction is used.
  
  
• Said remains same in indirect speech as it is not followed by an object. 
  
  
• The reported speech here, is an obligation i.e., the government is obliged or ought to do something. So ‘ought to or should’ will be used in indirect speech to show obligation.
  
  
• "Let" is removed in the indirect speech.

So, with the help of the above structures, we can convert the given sentence into indirect speech: The public said that the government should curb terrorism.

Hence, option C is the correct answer.

The given sentence is a direct speech, and we need to convert it into indirect speech.
The given sentence is an optative sentence.

The rules for changing such sentences into indirect speech are given below:-

• The inverted commas (“ “) used in Direct Narration is removed in Indirect Narration and “that” conjunction is used.

• ‘Said’ will be changed to ‘prayed’ in indirect speech as the sentence is an optative sentence.

• Present tense changes to past tense i.e. ‘may’ will be changed to ‘might’.

The sentence in indirect speech will be :- “People prayed that God might save the prime minister.”

Hence, option A is the correct answer.

The given sentence is a direct speech, and we need to convert it into indirect speech. The given sentence is optative sentence.

The rules for changing such sentences into indirect speech are given below:-

• The inverted commas (“ “) used in Direct Narration is removed in Indirect Narration and “that” conjunction is used.
  
  
• ‘Said’ will be changed to ‘wished’ in indirect speech as the sentence is an optative sentence.
  
  
• “Should + verb (Ist form)” is used in these sentences after subject of the reported verb.
  
  
• Second person pronoun changes according to the object of reporting speech i.e. ‘our’ will be changed to ‘their’.

Hence, option D is the correct answer.

This is an imperative sentence of direct narration and we will change it accordingly. Inverted commas will be removed. ‘Said to’ will be changed to ‘told’ as the reported speech is followed by an object. As there is a negative command, “don’t” will be changed to “not + to + verb’ in the indirect narration. Also, the pronoun will be changed accordingly; ‘we’ will be changed to ‘they’. Also, ‘this’ will be changed to ‘that’.

Hence, option B is the correct answer.

The given sentence is a direct narration of negative present tense. The inverted commas will be removed and conjunction ‘that’ will be used. The reporting verb ‘said’ will remain unchanged as there is no object in the reporting speech. ‘Do’ will be changed to ‘did’ as the simple present tense is changed to the simple past tense in indirect narration. The pronoun ‘we’ will be changed to ‘they’. ‘This’ and ‘now’ will be changed to ‘that’ and ‘then’ respectively. Hence, option A is the correct answer.

The given sentence is an indirect narration (interrogative sentence). This is a sentence with wh- word; so no conjunction will be used. ‘Was’ will be converted to ‘are’ because the simple present sis changed to the simple past tense in the indirect narration. The third person pronoun ‘he’ and ‘him’ used in the indirect narration will change to ‘you’ and ‘me’ respectively.

Hence, option C is the correct answer.

The given sentence is a simple sentence of direct. The inverted commas will be removed and the conjunction ‘that’ will be used to connect the reporting verb with the speech. The reporting verb ‘said’ will remain unchanged as there is no object in the reporting speech. The first-person pronoun ‘I’ will change according to the subject (Sagarika) of the reporting speech i.e. ‘I’ will change to ‘she’ and ‘my’ will change to ‘her’. The tense of the reported speech is the present perfect and it will change to the past perfect in the indirect narration. Hence, option A is the correct answer.

The given sentence is an indirect narration (and is an imperative sentence). Since the given sentence is an imperative sentence and it’s a circular (that has some important information for the pupils). Let’s use the elimination option to find our correct answer here. Option C has used the modal ‘can’ in the direct speech (incorrect). Can is used to show possibility.

Options A and B have used ‘have been’ and ‘will be’ respectively in their direct speeches (incorrect). We need a simple present tense in the direct speech.

Hence, option D is the correct answer.

The given sentence is in Direct Speech because it quotes actual words. Therefore, it must be changed into Indirect Speech.

To convert interrogative sentences into indirect speech, follow the following rules along with the above-mentioned rules:

* The reporting verb ‘said’ is changed to ‘asked’.

* If the reporting speech is having the interrogative word (how) at it its start, use as it is.

* The past tense (did get) is changed to the past perfect tense (had got).

* The pronoun 'you' is changed to 'he'.

* A full stop is placed at the end of the sentence instead of a mark of interrogation.

Therefore, the sentence in Indirect Speech will be option B i.e. Mother asked him how he had got the tickets to the show.