Choose the sentence that has the same meaning as the first.

He needs to interact with his group members in order to prepare well for the preparation.

A. Indirect Speech: Sarah asked what I was doing later.

B. Indirect Speech: Sarah asked what I am doing later.

C. Indirect Speech: Sarah asked what was I doing later.

A. Indirect Speech: Peter asked where I grown up.

B. Indirect Speech: Peter asked where I had grown up.

C. Indirect Speech: Peter asked where you had grown up.

A. Indirect Speech: Jane asked what my favourite book is.

B. Indirect Speech: Jane asked what your favourite book was.

C. Indirect Speech: Jane asked what my favourite book was.

A. Indirect Speech: Mark asked which university I had attended.

B. Indirect Speech: Mark asked which university I attended.

C. Indirect Speech: Mark asked which university I did attended.

A. Indirect speech: Lisa asked how much does that cost.

B. Indirect Speech: Lisa asked how much did that cost.

C. Indirect Speech: Lisa asked how much that cost.

A. Indirect Speech: Tom asked if I am going to the gym that day.

B. Indirect speech: Tom asked if I was going to the gym that day.

C. Indirect Speech: Tom asked if was I going to the gym that day.

A. Indirect Speech: The waiter asked if you would like anything to drink.

B. Indirect Speech: The waiter asked if would you like anything to drink.

C. Indirect speech: The waiter asked if I would like anything to drink.