Change the following sentence into Indirect Speech. She said to him,…

The correct answer is Option (1) → She asked him if he could meet her the next day.

Yes/no question in indirect speech:

Change	Direct	Indirect	Why
Reporting verb	said to	asked	“Said to” becomes asked, because a question is reported.
Joining word	“ ” (inverted commas)	if	A yes/no question is joined with if (or whether).
Word order	Can you	he could	The question becomes a statement, subject before verb: he could.
Tense change	can	could	“Can” becomes could.
Pronoun change	you, me	he, her	“You” becomes he and “me” becomes her.
Words of nearness (time and place)	tomorrow	the next day	“Tomorrow” becomes the next day.
Full sentence	She said to him, “Can you meet me tomorrow?”	She asked him if he could meet her the next day.

Example: He said to me, “Are you ready?” → He asked me if I was ready.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 2: He asked her if you could meet her the next day. — Incorrect. It turns the speaker into "He" and keeps "you" unchanged.

Option 3: She asked him to meet her the next day. — Incorrect. It reports the question as a request or order. The original asks whether he is able to meet her.

Option 4: She told him to meet the next day. — Incorrect.

• "Told him to" turns the question into a command.
• The object "her" (from "me") is lost.