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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
1. "Don't you want to know about it?" The salesman asked the customer.
2. "I hope everything goes well with you," said Asif to his friend.
3. "Whereshall we meet tomorrow, at my home or at yours?" The lawyer asked his client.
4. "All is well that ends well!" said the father when he had finished the story.
Essay & Composition Writing
Write done following lines into indirect narrations
1. "Don't you want to know about it?" The salesman asked the customer.
2. "I hope everything goes well with you," said Asif to his friend.
3. "Whereshall we meet tomorrow, at my home or at yours?" The lawyer asked his client.
4. "All is well that ends well!" said the father when he had finished the story.
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Anonymous 1. " The salesman asked the customer. 2.
- Anonymous 1.
- " The salesman asked the customer.
- 2.
- "I hope everything goes well with you," said Asif to his friend.
- 3.
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Anonymous
1. "Don't you want to know about it?" The salesman asked the customer.
2. "I hope everything goes well with you," said Asif to his friend.
3. "Whereshall we meet tomorrow, at my home or at yours?" The lawyer asked his client.
4. "All is well that ends well!" said the father when he had finished the story.
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