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Change into indirect narration: The student said, “Hurrah! He has won the scholarship.”

A. The student exclaimed with wonder he had won the scholarship
B. The student exclaimed with joy that he had won the scholarship
C. The student exclaimed with joy to he had won the scholarship
D. The student exclaimed with joy he had been won the scholarship
Correct Answer: B. The student exclaimed with joy that he had won the scholarship

Correct answer: The student exclaimed with joy that he had won the scholarship. “Hurrah” expresses joy, so the reporting verb is “exclaimed with joy that”, and “has won” changes to “had won”.

  • The student exclaimed with wonder he had won the scholarship: “With wonder” does not match the joy expressed by “Hurrah”, and “that” is missing.
  • The student exclaimed with joy to he had won the scholarship: “To he had won” is ungrammatical.
  • The student exclaimed with joy he had been won the scholarship: “Had been won” is an incorrect passive form.

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