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He said, "I have often told you not to waste your time."

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Correct Answer: Option D
He told that he had often told him not to waste his time.
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Tazul Islam
Tazul Islam 5 years ago
Answer D
Hussain Badar
Hussain Badar 5 years ago
Your is change to his kindly correct it
MOHD TAYYAB
MOHD TAYYAB 5 years ago
He said that he had often told him not to waste your time.
MOHD TAYYAB
MOHD TAYYAB 5 years ago
B answer is wrong
Hussain Badar
Hussain Badar 5 years ago
Kindly correct...not to waste (his) time change your with his
Nawab Asif
Nawab Asif 5 years ago
No your time will be changed to his time and will not remain as your time in the indirect form
Awais Khalid
Awais Khalid 5 years ago
i think it should be "not to waste my time".
Tanveer Ahmad
Tanveer Ahmad 6 years ago
Option D is the correct answer
Arshjyot Kaur
Arshjyot Kaur 6 years ago
"Your" shouldn't come as it would change to me/his/her
Tahsin Mahmud
Tahsin Mahmud 6 years ago
told him to waste your time? or his time? TIA
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