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12. The indirect speech of: She said, 'I was sick last night' is a) She said that she was sick last night. b) She said that she had been sick the previous night. c) She told that she has been sick last
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12. The indirect speech of: She said, 'I was sick last night' is a) She said that she was sick last night. b) She said that she had been sick the previous night. c) She told that she has been sick last night. d) She says that she had been sick.

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Option b is correct

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