He said to him, “Thank you for your kind help.” (Change narration)

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(A) He thanked him for his kind help. 
(B) He requested him for his kind help.
(C) He asked him for his kind help.
(D) He told him for his  help.

🧠 Explanation:

  • The sentence is an example of direct speech showing gratitude.
  • In indirect narration, expressions like “Thank you” are usually changed to “thanked”.
  • The reporting verb "said to" changes to "thanked" when conveying appreciation.
  • So, the correct indirect narration uses the structure: He thanked him for his kind help.