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Change the following sentence to direct speech. Mother asked where I had kept her bag. 'Where had you kept my bag?' asked mother. 'Where have you kept my bag ?' asked mother. 'Where did you kept my bag?
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Change the following sentence to direct speech. Mother asked where I had kept her bag.
'Where had you kept my bag?' asked mother.
'Where have you kept my bag ?' asked mother.
'Where did you kept my bag?' asked mother.
'Where is my bag?' mother.
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'Where have you kept my bag ?' asked mother.
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