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Indirect to Direct Speech
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Indirect to Direct Speech
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1. 'He asked me, ''How are you today?'''
2. Mr. Smith asked me, ''Where are you going?''\r\n
3. 'He asked me,” How long have you studied English?'''
4. 'Anita asked, ''Are you going to eat in the cafeteria?'''
5. 'Then he asked, '' Does it take longer to go by bus or boat?'''
6. 'Then he asked, '' Does it take longer to go by bus or boat?'''
7. 'Anita asked, ''Are you going to eat in the cafeteria?'''
8. 'I asked her, ''Do you like my new hat?'''
9. 'The passenger asked, ''When do we land?'''
10. 'Steven asked me, '' Where are you going on your vacation?'''
11. 'She asked me, ''When will you be back from Haiti?'''
12. 'He asked her, ''What time is it?'''
13. 'She asked me, ''When will you be back from Haiti?'''

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