Question

The boys say,“You have done it”​

Answer 1

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The boys say that I have done it.

Explanation :

If the verb introducing direct speech is in the present tense, the tense of the verb in the reported speech does not change.

We usually place the reported speech after the conjunction 'that' in order to make it clear that we are reporting and not speaking directly.

Answer 2

The boys say, “ You have done it.” [Direct speech]

• The boys say that I have done it. [Indirect speech]