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Do as Directed : (Iii) ''Where Are You Going?'' He Asked. ''Pune, Sir, My Husband is Starting a Company Called Infosys and I'M Shifting ~O Pune.''(Change It into Indirect Speech.) (2) - English

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Do as directed :
 ''Where are you going?'' he asked. ''Pune, Sir, my husband is starting a company called Infosys and I'm shifting to Pune.''
(Change it into Indirect speech.)

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He asked me where I was going. I respectfully told him that I was going to Pune. I further told him that my husband was starting a company called infosys and I was shifting to Pune.

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Direct-Indirect Speech
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2016-2017 (March) Set A

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