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She said, “I have completed my assignment on time.”

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In reported speech, remember to shift the tense back: Present \(⇒\) Past, Present Perfect \(⇒\) Past Perfect, etc., unless the sentence expresses a universal truth.
Updated On: Jan 13, 2026
  • She said that she had completed her assignment on time.
  • She said that I have completed my assignment on time.
  • She said that she completed her assignment on time.
  • None of these
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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

A sentence in Direct Speech, using the present perfect tense, is exemplified: “I have completed…”. When converted to Indirect Speech, the tense typically moves back a step: - Present Perfect (<strong>have completed</strong>) \(⇒\) Past Perfect (<strong>had completed</strong>). Also, the pronoun “I” becomes “she” (because the speaker is “she”). Thus, the correct transformation is: \(⇒\) “She said that she had completed her assignment on time.”
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