English, asked by aditi7409, 9 months ago

Can you touch the skydad?asked the little child rewrite in reported speech

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:The little child asked if I could touch the sky.

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Answered by mominara

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Answer:

the little child asked his dad if he could touch the sky.

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