The policeman said to us, 'where are you going'?
Verified Answer
A. The policeman asked to us where we are going.
B. The policeman told us where we were going.
C. The policeman enquired where we were going.
D. The policeman said where were we going.
Explanation:
In indirect speech for an interrogative sentence, 'said to' changes to 'asked' or 'enquired'. The tense shifts from present continuous ('are going') to past continuous ('were going'), and 'you' changes to 'we' (referring to 'us'). Option (3) correctly applies these rules.