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Occult Posted 16 years ago
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I need the indirect of direct notation sentences; Grateful to you!
a. "I shall see you tomorrow", she said.
b. "Don't be upset", he said, "We will arrange everything".
c. He said to his nephew, "Obey your parents".
d. The man said, "I have to reach my office but my vane is late today".
e. The doctor said, "The poor man has died".
f. "Don't disturb the class", the teacher said.
g. The shopkeeper said, "The price of everything has risen".
h. "You are supposed to be here at 9 am", my boss said.
i. Mother says, "The moonlight is very beautiful".
j. John said, "I am not speaking to you because you never listen to me".
b. "Don't be upset", he said, "We will arrange everything".
c. He said to his nephew, "Obey your parents".
d. The man said, "I have to reach my office but my vane is late today".
e. The doctor said, "The poor man has died".
f. "Don't disturb the class", the teacher said.
g. The shopkeeper said, "The price of everything has risen".
h. "You are supposed to be here at 9 am", my boss said.
i. Mother says, "The moonlight is very beautiful".
j. John said, "I am not speaking to you because you never listen to me".
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This looks like homework, or something that you should at least be attempting yourself. Why don't you try first, then post your answers here for people to check?
- This looks like homework, or something that you should at least be attempting yourself.
- Why don't you try first, then post your answers here for people to check?
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This looks like homework, or something that you should at least be attempting yourself. Why don't you try first, then post your answers here for people to check?
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