English, asked by tirmizizakera, 1 month ago

4. Turn the following into Indirect Speech





(2) He said, "It looks to me as if the bearings were wrong hammer
I said, "Don't you trouble about it any more you will make yourself tired,
Let us put it back and get oll"​

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Answered by ridaaxz09
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Answer: he said that the bearings looked wrong to him, i asked him not to trouble himself about it any more and make himself tired, and keep it back and get the oil

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Answered by amreenfthgmailcom
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can you tell me what is exact question

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