Discussion
He said, "I am glad to be here this evening".
Answer: D
The answer is None of the above.
In reported speech the pronoun, tense and words of place and time all shift: I becomes he, am becomes was, here becomes there, and this evening becomes that evening. The correct form is: He said that he was glad to be there that evening.
The first option changes nothing. The second changes the pronoun and tense but keeps here this evening. The third uses exclaimed, which the plain statement does not justify, and drops the verb be. Since none is right, the last option is.
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