"What are you doing here? " asked the officer - indirect speech
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The officer asked me what I I was doing there .
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The correct answer is 'The officer me what I was doing there '.
- Here, the given sentence has been given in the direct speech. As we know in the direct speech, the speaker speaks directly to the listener that is there is a mandatory dialogue involved.
- The given sentence is "What are you doing here?" asked the officer which is in the direct speech.
- As we know when we change a sentence from direct speech to indirect speech, we have to keep the meaning and tense intact.
- Hence, the subject who is the officer comes at the beginning of the sentence.
- Hence, the correct sentence is 'The officer me what I was doing there'.
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