Report: "Will you come tomorrow?" I asked him.
AI asked him if he will come tomorrow.
BI asked him if he would come the next day.
CI asked him that he would come tomorrow.
DI asked him would he come the next day.
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. I asked him if he would come the next day.
A yes or no question takes if, will becomes would, and tomorrow becomes the next day.
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