She says," I am glad to be here this evening." What will be the indirect speech for this sentence. Thank u.
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She says that she is glad to be there that evening
Rembere" here become there; This become that"
sorry my mistake!
'She said (that) she was glad to be there that evening' <-- You need to report everything appropriately - not only change the tense (present --> past) but also the corresponding pronouns (here / this).
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