Change the following sentences into indirect speech.
1. Aalia said, 'I can't go to the party tonight.'
Exercise 5
2. She said to her daughter, 'Are you coming home for dinner??
3. He said to Prem, 'Why are you shouting?'
4. She said to the waiter, ‘Please give me a menu.'
5. The teacher said to the students, 'Be quiet.'
6. The teacher said, 'You will have a test tomorrow.'
7. She said, 'I can speak five languages.'
8. Kirti said, 'I cooked dinner.'
9. The students said, 'Hurrah! We have won the series.'
0. Anurag said, 'How clever I am!'
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Answer:
See the map below showing the position of two factories and a village. People in the village suspect that one or both of the factories are polluting the river from which they use the water for their daily needs. However the factories claim that the river is polluted upstream and they are not responsible for the pollution. (Note the direction of the rivers flow.)
Which is the minimum number of points at which samples of water should be taken to identify whether and which factory is polluting?See the map below showing the position of two factories and a village. People in the village suspect that one or both of the factories are polluting the river from which they use the water for their daily needs. However the factories claim that the river is polluted upstream and they are not responsible for the pollution. (Note the direction of the rivers flow.)
Which is the minimum number of points at which samples of water should be taken to identify whether and which factory is polluting?See the map below showing the position of two factories and a village. People in the village suspect that one or both of the factories are polluting the river from which they use the water for their daily needs. However the factories claim that the river is polluted upstream and they are not responsible for the pollution. (Note the direction of the rivers flow.)
Which is the minimum number of points at which samples of water should be taken to identify whether and which factory is polluting?