Here are 100 examples of Interrogative Sentences changed from Direct Speech to Indirect Speech with clear answers. I’ve included Yes/No questions, Wh-questions, and Helping-verb questions — useful for students and exam practice.

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⭐ Interrogative Sentences – Direct to Indirect Speech (100 Examples)

🔹 YES / NO QUESTIONS (1–40)

1. Direct: He said, “Are you happy?”

Indirect: He asked if I was happy.

2. Direct: She said, “Do you like tea?”

Indirect: She asked if I liked tea.

3. Direct: Ram said, “Is it raining?”

Indirect: Ram asked if it was raining.

4. Direct: He said, “Can you swim?”

Indirect: He asked if I could swim.

5. Direct: She said, “Will you help me?”

Indirect: She asked if I would help her.

6. Direct: The teacher said, “Have you done your homework?”

Indirect: The teacher asked if I had done my homework.

7. Direct: He said, “Did you see the movie?”

Indirect: He asked if I had seen the movie.

8. Direct: She said, “Are they coming today?”

Indirect: She asked if they were coming that day.

9. Direct: Father said, “Do you know him?”

Indirect: Father asked if I knew him.

10. Direct: He said, “Are you tired?”

Indirect: He asked if I was tired.

11. Direct: She said, “Can I sit here?”

Indirect: She asked if she could sit there.

12. Direct: He said, “Will they arrive on time?”

Indirect: He asked if they would arrive on time.

13. Direct: She said, “Has the train left?”

Indirect: She asked if the train had left.

14. Direct: He said, “Do you understand?”

Indirect: He asked if I understood.

15. Direct: Mother said, “Have you eaten?”

Indirect: Mother asked if I had eaten.

16. Direct: He said, “Is she your sister?”

Indirect: He asked if she was my sister.

17. Direct: She said, “Can you drive?”

Indirect: She asked if I could drive.

18. Direct: He said, “Are we late?”

Indirect: He asked if they were late.

19. Direct: She said, “Did he call you?”

Indirect: She asked if he had called me.

20. Direct: He said, “Will you come tomorrow?”

Indirect: He asked if I would come the next day.

21. Direct: She said, “Is this your book?”

Indirect: She asked if that was my book.

22. Direct: He said, “Do they live here?”

Indirect: He asked if they lived there.

23. Direct: She said, “Have you finished?”

Indirect: She asked if I had finished.

24. Direct: He said, “Can we start now?”

Indirect: He asked if they could start then.

25. Direct: She said, “Are you ready?”

Indirect: She asked if I was ready.

26. Direct: He said, “Did you write the letter?”

Indirect: He asked if I had written the letter.

27. Direct: She said, “Will it rain today?”

Indirect: She asked if it would rain that day.

28. Direct: He said, “Do you play cricket?”

Indirect: He asked if I played cricket.

29. Direct: She said, “Can he speak English?”

Indirect: She asked if he could speak English.

30. Direct: He said, “Have they arrived?”

Indirect: He asked if they had arrived.

31. Direct: She said, “Is the food ready?”

Indirect: She asked if the food was ready.

32. Direct: He said, “Do you believe me?”

Indirect: He asked if I believed him.

33. Direct: She said, “Will you join us?”

Indirect: She asked if I would join them.

34. Direct: He said, “Can she sing?”

Indirect: He asked if she could sing.

35. Direct: She said, “Are you free now?”

Indirect: She asked if I was free then.

36. Direct: He said, “Did they win?”

Indirect: He asked if they had won.

37. Direct: She said, “Is he at home?”

Indirect: She asked if he was at home.

38. Direct: He said, “Have you met him?”

Indirect: He asked if I had met him.

39. Direct: She said, “Do you like music?”

Indirect: She asked if I liked music.

40. Direct: He said, “Can we go out?”

Indirect: He asked if they could go out.

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🔹 WH-QUESTIONS (41–100)

41. Direct: He said, “What are you doing?”

Indirect: He asked what I was doing.

42. Direct: She said, “Where do you live?”

Indirect: She asked where I lived.

43. Direct: He said, “Why are you late?”

Indirect: He asked why I was late.

44. Direct: She said, “When will you come?”

Indirect: She asked when I would come.

45. Direct: He said, “How did you do this?”

Indirect: He asked how I had done that.

46. Direct: She said, “Who is your teacher?”

Indirect: She asked who my teacher was.

47. Direct: He said, “Which book do you want?”

Indirect: He asked which book I wanted.

48. Direct: She said, “Whose pen is this?”

Indirect: She asked whose pen that was.

49. Direct: He said, “Where are they going?”

Indirect: He asked where they were going.

50. Direct: She said, “What do you need?”

Indirect: She asked what I needed.

51. Direct: He said, “How old are you?”

Indirect: He asked how old I was.

52. Direct: She said, “Why did you laugh?”

Indirect: She asked why I had laughed.

53. Direct: He said, “When did you arrive?”

Indirect: He asked when I had arrived.

54. Direct: She said, “Where is my bag?”

Indirect: She asked where her bag was.

55. Direct: He said, “What is your name?”

Indirect: He asked what my name was.

56. Direct: She said, “How can I help you?”

Indirect: She asked how she could help me.

57. Direct: He said, “Why are they shouting?”

Indirect: He asked why they were shouting.

58. Direct: She said, “Where have you been?”

Indirect: She asked where I had been.

59. Direct: He said, “What will you do?”

Indirect: He asked what I would do.

60. Direct: She said, “Who called you?”

Indirect: She asked who had called me.

61. Direct: He said, “How many books do you have?”

Indirect: He asked how many books I had.

62. Direct: She said, “Which color do you like?”

Indirect: She asked which color I liked.

63. Direct: He said, “Why is she crying?”

Indirect: He asked why she was crying.

64. Direct: She said, “When will the train arrive?”

Indirect: She asked when the train would arrive.

65. Direct: He said, “Where did you find it?”

Indirect: He asked where I had found it.

66. Direct: She said, “What are they eating?”

Indirect: She asked what they were eating.

67. Direct: He said, “How does this machine work?”

Indirect: He asked how that machine worked.

68. Direct: She said, “Who teaches you English?”

Indirect: She asked who taught me English.

69. Direct: He said, “Why did she leave early?”

Indirect: He asked why she had left early.

70. Direct: She said, “Where will you stay?”

Indirect: She asked where I would stay.

71. Direct: He said, “When are you going?”

Indirect: He asked when I was going.

72. Direct: She said, “How much does it cost?”

Indirect: She asked how much it cost.

73. Direct: He said, “What do you mean?”

Indirect: He asked what I meant.

74. Direct: She said, “Where is the station?”

Indirect: She asked where the station was.

75. Direct: He said, “Who broke the glass?”

Indirect: He asked who had broken the glass.

76. Direct: She said, “Why were you absent?”

Indirect: She asked why I had been absent.

77. Direct: He said, “When can we meet?”

Indirect: He asked when they could meet.

78. Direct: She said, “How long will it take?”

Indirect: She asked how long it would take.

79. Direct: He said, “What are your plans?”

Indirect: He asked what my plans were.

80. Direct: She said, “Where did he go?”

Indirect: She asked where he had gone.

81. Direct: He said, “Who are they?”

Indirect: He asked who they were.

82. Direct: She said, “Why do you study English?”

Indirect: She asked why I studied English.

83. Direct: He said, “When does school start?”

Indirect: He asked when school started.

84. Direct: She said, “How did you know?”

Indirect: She asked how I had known.

85. Direct: He said, “Where can I buy this?”

Indirect: He asked where he could buy that.

86. Direct: She said, “What happened here?”

Indirect: She asked what had happened there.

87. Direct: He said, “Who will help me?”

Indirect: He asked who would help him.

88. Direct: She said, “Why are you smiling?”

Indirect: She asked why I was smiling.

89. Direct: He said, “When did they leave?”

Indirect: He asked when they had left.

90. Direct: She said, “Where are your parents?”

Indirect: She asked where my parents were.

91. Direct: He said, “What do you want to eat?”

Indirect: He asked what I wanted to eat.

92. Direct: She said, “How far is the school?”

Indirect: She asked how far the school was.

93. Direct: He said, “Why are you worried?”

Indirect: He asked why I was worried.

94. Direct: She said, “Who is coming with you?”

Indirect: She asked who was coming with me.

95. Direct: He said, “Where have they gone?”

Indirect: He asked where they had gone.

96. Direct: She said, “What time is it?”

Indirect: She asked what time it was.

97. Direct: He said, “Which dress do you prefer?”

Indirect: He asked which dress I preferred.

98. Direct: She said, “How often do you read?”

Indirect: She asked how often I read.

99. Direct: He said, “Why did you call me?”

Indirect: He asked why I had called him.

100. Direct: She said, “Where shall we go?”

Indirect: She asked where they should go.