Choose the correct reported speech of the following sentence.
He said, "I do not wish to see any of you; go away."

The correct answer is Option A (He said that he did not wish to see any of them and ordered them to go away.).

Key Points:
• Direct to Indirect Speech for Compound Sentences (Statement + Imperative).
• Option (1) 'He said that he did not wish to see any of them and ordered them to go away.'
• The direct speech consists of two distinct speech acts: an assertive statement ('I do not wish...') and an imperative command ('go away').
• The assertive portion changes to: 'He said that he did not wish to see any of them' (tense changes from 'do not' to 'did not'; pronoun 'you' shifts to third person objective 'them').
• The imperative command 'go away' requires an appropriate reporting verb such as 'ordered' followed by an infinitive: 'and ordered them to go away'.
• Option (1) correctly synthesizes both clauses into standard indirect speech.
• Key Takeaway: Compound direct utterances combining a statement and an imperative use 'said that' and 'ordered to' respectively.