I asked him if he was hungry.
Correct answer: C. I said to him." Are you hungry?"
- A. I said to her. Were you hungry?
- B. I asked him," Do you hungry?
- C. I said to him." Are you hungry?"
- D. 1 said to him.: Do you are hungry?"
Explanation
The correct structure for transforming an indirect question is to maintain the structure of the original question. The correct option is: "I said to him, 'Are you hungry?'"
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