Question

4). "Is it your second visit to England?", the policeman asked. a. The policeman asked me if it is my second visit to England. b. The policeman asked me if it was my second visit to England. c. The policeman asked if it was my second visit to England. d. The policeman asked me was it my second visit to England. e. The policeman asked my friends if it was their second visit to England.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

The correct option is:

b. The policeman asked me if it was my second visit to England.

Answer 2

The correct answer is option B. The policeman asked me if it was my second visit to England.

In reported speech, when we report a question, we often backshift the tense of the verb. In this case, the original question is "is it your second visit to England?" The tense of the verb "is" in the reported speech is changed to "was." Therefore, option B is the correct answer.

Option A is incorrect because it does not use the correct tense. Options C and D are also incorrect because they change the subject of the question. The original question is directed at the person being asked, so it should be maintained in the reported speech. Option E is incorrect because it changes the subject and uses "their" instead of "my."