Direct and Indirect Speech » Exercise – 1
50. The employer said to him, “I shall pay your wages tomorrow.”
(a) The employer said that he shall pay your wages the next day.
(b) The employer told him that he would pay his wages the next day.
(c) The employer said that I shall pay my wages the next day.
(d) The employer said that he shall pay his wages the next day.
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