Question

3) "These three flags are in your care," he said. (The
reported speech for this is-----)
O He told me that these three flags were in my care
O He told me that these three flags were in his care
O He told me that those three flags were in my care
O He told me that those three flags are in my care,​

Answer 1

Answer:

He told me that these three flags were in his care

Explanation:

Answer 2

He told me that those three flags were in my care.

When we report a speech, we are telling someone what another person has said. We can use either direct or indirect discourse to accomplish this.  The indirect speech focuses on the content of a statement rather than the words themselves. The shape of the reported clause in indirect speech is determined by whether the speaker is reporting a statement, an inquiry, or a command.  A reporting clause and a that-clause make up indirect reports of statements.