Correct Answer:
B. He told her that he wanted to meet her father.
This question tests your understanding of changing direct speech into indirect (reported) speech. The key rules involve changes in pronouns, tenses, and sometimes time/place expressions.
- Option B is correct because it correctly applies these rules: 'I' changes to 'he' (referring to the original speaker), 'want' (present simple) changes to 'wanted' (past simple), and 'your' changes to 'her' (referring to the person spoken to).
- Option A is incorrect as it fails to change the pronoun 'I' and the tense 'want', which are essential for indirect narration.
- Option C incorrectly changes the pronoun to 'she', altering the subject of the desire to meet.
- Option D introduces 'might meet', which is a change in modality (possibility) not present in the original statement's direct intent.