Select the correct direct form of the given sentence.
She told the villagers that she would not rest till she had solved their water problem.

Options

A. She said to the villagers, "She would not rest till she has been solved their water problems."
B. She said to the villagers, "She will not rest till she has solved my water problem."
C. She said to the villagers, "I will not rest till I have solved your water problem."
D. She said to the villagers, "I would not rest till I am solving our water problem."

Answer

C

Explanation

She said to the villagers, "I will not rest till I have solved your water problem."(Correct)
(a) She said to the villagers, "`ul("She")` would not rest till she `ul("has been solved")` their water problems." (Incorrect pronoun and tense)
(b) She said to the villagers, "`ul("She")` will not rest till she has solved `ul("my")` water problem." (Incorrect Pronouns)
(d) She said to the villagers, "I `ul("would")` not rest till `ul("I am")` solving `ul("our")` water problem." (Incorrect verb and Incorrect Tense)