My mother said, "May you pass the examination."
Correct answer: B. My mother prayed for me that I might pass the examination.
- A. My mother wanted for me that I might pass the examination.
- B. My mother prayed for me that I might pass the examination.
- C. My mother prayed for me that I might passed the examination.
- D. My mother prayed for me that I may pass the examination.
Explanation
The expression "May you pass the examination" is a wish, and in reported speech, it is often transformed into a statement with a verb like "prayed for." The correct option is: "My mother prayed for me that I might pass the examination."
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