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I am not getting the answer to change the following sentence into Indirect speech.
Please help me to get it.

"very nice better than the last week" he would say.

Your early reply in this matter would be highly appreciated.

Thanks & Regards

Sanjay Ramadwar
Nagpur, INDIA.
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I am not getting the answer to change the following sentence into Indirect speech.
Please help me to get it.

"very nice better than the last week" he would say.

Your early reply in this matter would be highly appreciated.

Thanks & Regards

Sanjay Ramadwar
Nagpur, INDIA.
I don't quite understand your example sentence, Sanjay.
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