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English, 23.05.2021 01:00 kitkatyr4992

Please help me change the following sentences from direct to indirect.
example:
"I'm hungry," said tom
A: Tom said he was hungry.
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1. "I'm working in a hospital," he said.

A:

2. "We had a great dinner last night," he said.

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3. "I'm from Australia," Patricia said.

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4. "I'm happy," he said.

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5. "I slept on the couch," he said.

A:

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