Direct and Indirect Speech » Exercise – 1
24. The officer said to the man, “You must show me the papers tomorrow.”
(a) The officer demanded that the man show him the papers the next day.
(b) The officer wanted to see the papers tomorrow.
(c) The officer told the man he had seen the papers yesterday.
(d) The officer ordered the man to show the papers.
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