He said to me, "May you live long."
Correct answer: A. He prayed for me that I might live long.
- A. He prayed for me that I might live long.
- B. He prayed for me that I may live long.
- C. He said for me that I might live long.
- D. He prayed for me that I might be live long
Explanation
Option A correctly conveys the meaning of the original statement in indirect speech, where "prayed" reflects the sentiment of wishing well, and "might live long" expresses the polite and formal nature of the original wish.
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