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Write the same in indirect speech.
1. "Tell Colin that I can't come and see him yet" said Mary. " I'm very busy in the garden"
2. Martha was not happy to hear that. " Eh! Miss Mary," she said, "he will become angry when I tell him that."
3. " I can't stay," Mary answered. "Dickon is waiting for me. I was not in the garden yesterday. Tell Colin to read or look through his books."
4. "He has been waiting for you since seven o'clock," Martha said. "Can't you come just for a minute?"
5. " I can't and I don't want to. I will come to see him in the evening," Mary said. "And don't look at me in this way, Martha."
Write the same in indirect speech.
1. "Tell Colin that I can't come and see him yet" said Mary. " I'm very busy in the garden"
2. Martha was not happy to hear that. " Eh! Miss Mary," she said, "he will become angry when I tell him that."
3. " I can't stay," Mary answered. "Dickon is waiting for me. I was not in the garden yesterday. Tell Colin to read or look through his books."
4. "He has been waiting for you since seven o'clock," Martha said. "Can't you come just for a minute?"
5. " I can't and I don't want to. I will come to see him in the evening," Mary said. "And don't look at me in this way, Martha."
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Mary asked to tell Colin that she couldn't come and see him yet, and said that she were very busy in the garden.Martha said that he would become angry, when she told him that.
Mary answered that she couldn't stay and Dickon were waiting for her. She said that she hadn't been in the garden that day, and asked to tell Colin to read or look through his books.
Martha said, that he had been waiting for her since seven o'clock, and asked Mary if she could come just for a minute.
Mary said that she couldn't and didn't want to. She said that she would come to see him in the evening and asked Martha not to look at her in that way.