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" Indirect: She said that she wanted a ham sandwich and that she wanted it fast. " Indirect: They said that they had gone to Capri the day before and had had a great time. " Indirect: He told her to drop her gun and kick it over to him.
- " Indirect: She said that she wanted a ham sandwich and that she wanted it fast.
- " Indirect: They said that they had gone to Capri the day before and had had a great time.
- " Indirect: He told her to drop her gun and kick it over to him.
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Direct: She said, "I want a ham sandwich and I want it fast."
Indirect: She said that she wanted a ham sandwich and that she wanted it fast.
Direct: They said, "We went to Capri yesterday and had a great time."
Indirect: They said that they had gone to Capri the day before and had had a great time.
Direct: He said, "Drop that gun and kick it
Direct: She said, "I want a ham sandwich and I want it fast."
Indirect: She said that she wanted a ham sandwich and that she wanted it fast.
Direct: They said, "We went to Capri yesterday and had a great time."
Indirect: They said that they had gone to Capri the day before and had had a great time.
Direct: He said, "Drop that gun and kick it
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