See above.A head nurse in the hospital received a call: "Could you tell me the condition of Mr. Smith in room 405? Hewas operated uponhad an operation last week and I would like to know how he is."
The nurse checked the record and the chart and replied, "His condition is excellent and he seems to be making a steady improvement. Who shall I say called?" (Don't put a full stop after a question mark.)
The voice replied: "This is Mr. Smith in room 405. My doctors don't tell me a thing!"
"His condition is excellent and he seems to be making a steady improvement. Who shall I say called?" (Don't put a full stop after a question mark.)
Is it correct if I report the sentences above as follows?
The nurse replied that his condition was excellent and [that] he seemed to be making a steady improvement. Then shewonderedasked whocalledwas calling.

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