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Cat fold 525 Posted 8 years ago
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I don't know either, but it happened to my father
She said, " I don't know either, but it happened to my father."
For indirect statement, is "She said that she didn't know either but it had happened to her father" right?
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The indirect version would be:
"She said that she didn't know either, but that it had happened to her father." (Note: The first "that" could be omitted, so that you don't have two "that's" in a row, but the second "that" cannot be omitted.)
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