Change the direct narrations in to indirect narrations "How much do the tickets cost?" asked Meg.
Correct answer: C. Meg asked how much the tickets cost?
- A. How much do the tickets cost Meg asked.
- B. Meg inquired the cost of tickets.
- C. Meg asked how much the tickets cost?
- D. Meg asked that how much do the tickets costs.
Explanation
The original sentence is a question asked by Meg, and the correct reporting of this sentence would be:Meg asked "how much the tickets cost?"
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