Convert the sentence to indirect form: The beggar said to me "May you go to hell!"

The beggar asked me to go to hell

The beggar cursed that I might go to hell

The beggar wished me that I may go to hell

None of these

The use of "might" in the indirect speech correctly reflects the nature of a curse or a wish for something undesirable to happen.

The sentence indicates a negative or harsh wish, which aligns with the curse format.