Предложения переведите их в косвенные речь. are you happy , my queen? are you a good fairy of a wicked one? how much bread have you baked today ? what are you doing here? did. you make clothes for any other kings? have you won the war? would you like. to play chess with me? can you get more money?

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DUGLASMORFINI

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1. he asked his queen if she was happy.

2. he asked me if i was a good fairy or a wicked one.

3. he asked me how much bread i had baked that day.

4. he asked me what i was doing there.

5. the king asked me if i had made clothes for any other kings.

6. the king asked me if i would like to play chess with him.

7. the king asked me if i could get more money.

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He asks if his queen is happy. he asks me if i are a good asked me how much bread i had baked that day .she asks him what he is doing there.he asked me if i made clothes for some oyher king.he asked if i had wonthe war.he asks me would i like him.he asks her if she can get

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