She said, "I want a dictionary. " change into indirect speech
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SHE SAID THAT SHE WANT A DICTONARY
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She said that she wanted a dictionary.
Explanation:
- The statement given here should be converted to indirect/reported speech.
- When a sentence is converted into its reported speech, the comma and quotation marks must be removed.
- After the word 'said', we must add 'that' in reported form.
- The person within quotation should be changed accordingly. So 'I' becomes 'she', the speaker.
- The tense must be in past tense in indirect form. So the verb 'want' takes it past tense 'wanted'.
- So the answer is: She said that she wanted a dictionary.
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