He said to us, "Kindly give me some time to think about it."
Correct answer: C. He requested us kindly to give him some time to think about that.
- A. He advised us kindly to give him some time to think about that.
- B. He requested me kindly to give him some time to think about that.
- C. He requested us kindly to give him some time to think about that.
- D. He requested us kindly to gave him some time to think about that.
Explanation
In reported speech, when expressing a polite request, the correct option is to use "requested" and maintain the adverb "kindly." The correct transformation is: "He requested us kindly to give him some time to think about that."
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