He said, "I do not wish to see any of you".
Correct answer: A. He said that he did not wish to see any of them
- A. He said that he did not wish to see any of them
- B. He said that he does not wish to see any of them
- C. He said that he did not wishes to see any of them
- D. He said that he did not wish to saw any of them
Explanation
This option is correct. It correctly converts the direct speech into indirect speech by using the past tense "did not wish" and the infinitive form "to see." It also correctly changes "you" to "them" to reflect the indirect speech context.
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