she said to me“where did you meet my son”?in reported speech
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She asked me, where I met her son.
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What no ?, 'did' should be neglected, since in indirect speech, we convert the interrogative sentenct into an affirmative sentence. So, we use 2nd form of 'met' instead of 'did'.
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So, the answer should be :- She asked me, where I met her son.
It doesn't matter whether you neglect 'did' or not. Your answer is correct
Raghav's answer is wrong
No, this is the rule. We use 'did' in past indefinite (negative and not in assertive, i.e. "sentences containing not") and in interrogative (both assertive and negative) sentences.
Since, the given sentence is neither a past indefinite negative sentence nor a past interrogative sentence, we can't use 'did' here.
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She said to me that where she had meet her son.
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She enquired me where did I meet her son.
You can use root words instead of "said that"
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