Change into indirect speech: She said, “What a pity you missed the show!”
AShe said what a pity you missed the show.
BShe said it was pity I missed the show.
CShe exclaimed that it is a pity you missed the show.
DShe exclaimed that it was a pity that I had missed the show.
Explanation
– Exclamatory sentences are reported using ‘exclaimed that’ and removing the exclamation mark.
– The tense shifts from simple past to past perfect to reflect the earlier event.
– Correct: She exclaimed that it was a pity that I had missed the show.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: Narration
- Subtopic: Direct and Indirect Speech

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