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English, 30.11.2021 23:30 QueenNerdy889

Change the following sentences to inderect speech. 1)He said,”I shall have to leave at five today”.
2)I asked my friend,”How do you feel after your holidays?”.
3)He asked Peter ,”Did you forgot to wind up the clock?”.
4)The teacher said to the pupils,
“Learn the poem by heart”.
5)He said,” I have asked you this question three times already”.
6)He asked me ,”How do you spell beginning?”.
7)He asked John,”Will you explain what you mean?”.
8)The old man said to the little gitl,”Don’t run across the street”.

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