She said, "Let there be no ill will."
Correct answer: B. She wished that there should be no ill will.
- A. She wished that there was no ill will.
- B. She wished that there should be no ill will.
- C. She wished their should be no ill will.
- D. She wished that there should be no ill will!
Explanation
When converting direct speech to indirect speech:- "She said" becomes "She wished" to indicate the verb of wishing.- "Let" becomes "that... should" to maintain the correct verb tense and mood (past hypothetical).
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