convert direct into indirect speech. 2.He said to them, “I bought a car.” 3.Arjun said, “I was walking along the street.” 4.He will say, “I can speak perfect English.” 5.He has said to me, “I haven’t seen Julie.” 6.He said, “I don’t know the correct answer.” 7.They said, “We have had enough rain.” 8.He said, “The bus bound for Mumbai leaves at 4:00pm” 9.The teacher said, “The school reopens in the month of June.”​

Explanation:

2. I bought a car he said

3. I was walking along the street said Arjun

4. I can speak perfect English he said

5. I haven't seen Julie he said to me

6. I dont know the correct answer he said

7. We have had enough rain they said

8. The bus bound for Mumbai leaves at 4 pm he said

9. The school reopenes in the month of June the teacher said.

2.He said to them, “I bought a car.”

=>He told them that he bought a car.

3.Arjun said, “I was walking along the street.”

=> Arjun said that he was walking along the street

4.He will say, “I can speak perfect English.”

=> He will say that he can speak perfect in English.

5.He has said to me, “I haven’t seen Julie.”

=> He told me that he hadn't seen Julie yet.

6.He said, “I don’t know the correct answer.”

=> He said that he didn't know the correct answer.

7.They said, “We have had enough rain.”

=> They said that they had enough rain.

8.He said, “The bus bound for Mumbai leaves at 4:00pm” .

=> He said that the bus bound for Mumbai lives at 4:00 p.m.

9.The teacher said, “The school reopens in the month of June.”

=> The teacher said that the school reopens in the month of June.

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