Question

change to indirect speech[''peter tuck your shirt in'']if you give me a correct answer you wil be given the brianliest

Answer 1

Answer:

Direct- "Peter tuck your shirt in."

Indirect- Someone instructed Peter to tuck his shirt in.

Because you have not given the speaker of the sentence, so I have assumed the speaker and used the word 'someone.'

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