Change the following into Indirect speech by choosing the appropriate…

The correct answer is Option (4) → Sheela asked Meeta what she had missed the most when she had been in London.

Indirect speech of a wh-question:

Change	Direct	Indirect	Why
Question word	“ ” (quotation marks)	what	“What” joins the two parts. No “that”, no question mark.
Word order	What did you miss	what she had missed	The question becomes a statement: subject before verb (what she had missed), and the helping verb “did” disappears.
Pronoun change	you	she	“You” (Meeta) becomes “she”.
Tense change	did miss, were	had missed, had been	The reporting verb “asked” is in the past tense, so the tenses inside move one step back: simple past “did miss” becomes past perfect “had missed”. “Were” becomes “had been”.
Full sentence	“What did you miss the most when you were in London?” Sheela asked Meeta.	Sheela asked Meeta what she had missed the most when she had been in London.

Example: “Where did you go?” he asked me. → He asked me where I had gone.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: Sheela asked Meeta what you have missed the most when you are in London. — Incorrect.

• "You" is not changed to she.
• The tenses move forward to the present instead of back to the past perfect.

Option 2: Sheela asked Meeta what she had missed the most when she was being in London. — Incorrect. "Was being" is the past continuous of be, which is not used for being in a place.

Option 3: Sheela asked Meeta what she have missed the most when she is London. — Incorrect.

• "She have" breaks subject-verb agreement.
• The tenses are not changed to the past perfect.
• "is London" drops the preposition in.