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julia-pushkina [17]
2 years ago
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1. Kamla said, "Please lend me your pen.' 2. Lily said, I have lost my history textbook.' 3. The old man said, 'How selfish have

I been!' 4. Ameesh said, 'We will go swimming tomorrow.' 5. The boys said, "Hurrah! We have won the match. 6. The teacher said to the boys, 'Do not make a noise. 7. The commander said to the soldiers, "March forward! 8. The teacher said to the boy, 'Submit your lesson today! 9. The traveller commented, 'What a beautiful city this is!" 10. Sabal said, 'Anu, what a beautiful dress you are wearing!" Change the sentences given below into direct speech.(I will mark at brainlist)(Ans for point will be reported)​
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max2010maxim [7]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

1. Kamla said please lend her your pen.

2. Lily said she has lost her history textbook.

3. The old man said how selfish he had been.

4. Ameesh said they will go swimming tomorrow.

5. The boys said huraah! they had won the match.

6. The teacher told the boys to not make a noise.

7. The commander told the soldiers to march forward.

8. The teacher told the boy to submit his lesson today.

9. The traveler commented what a beautiful city this is!

10. Sabal said what a beautiful dress Anu was wearing.

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