Change the narration: He said to me, "Are you coming with me?"
- He asked me if you are coming with him.
- He asked me if I was coming with him.
- He asked me if I was coming with me.
- None of these
Explanation
- Correct narration: He asked me if I was coming with him.
- A yes/no question changes to an indirect question using if or whether.
- The present continuous tense “are coming” changes to the past continuous “was coming” because the reporting verb “said” is in the past.
- Pronouns change according to the speaker and listener: “you” → “I” and “me” → “him” (referring to the original speaker).
Last verified on 11-10-2026
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