Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct / indirect) of the given sentence.He asked me if I would like to take that apartment on rent from the next day.

“Would you had taken this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.

“Would you have taken this apartment on rent from the next day?” he said to me.

“Would you be liking to take this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.

“Would you like to take this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.

Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct / i

1.	Choose the most appropriate option to change the narration (direct / indirect) of the given sentence.He asked me if I would like to take that apartment on rent from the next day.
A.	“Would you have taken this apartment on rent from the next day?” he said to me.
B.	“Would you be liking to take this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.
C.	“Would you like to take this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.
D.	“Would you had taken this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.
Answer» D. “Would you had taken this apartment on rent from tomorrow?” he said to me.

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