English, asked by asifaallii3, 10 months ago

He said to me, "You have broken the chair."change into indirect speech

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Answered by ripanbarman9932

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He said to state that I had broken the chair.

Answered by sumonaghosh222

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he he said to me that I have broken the chair.

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