**7.**

Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches: —"Where do you like to go, sir?" asked the ticket seller. "Cox's Bazar," replied the stranger. "How many tickets do you need?" "I will buy five tickets." "Take these tickets. They will cost three thousand taka," said the ticket seller.

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**7.**

Change the narrative style by using indirect speeches: —"Where do you like to go, sir?" asked the ticket seller. "Cox's Bazar," replied the stranger. "How many tickets do you need?" "I will buy five tickets." "Take these tickets. They will cost three thousand taka," said the ticket seller.

Accepted Answer

AI-written best-effort answer; assumptions are stated below. This is not a verified original answer key.

Assumptions: The stranger's elliptical answer 'Cox's Bazar' is expanded to complete the indirect clause as 'that he liked to go to Cox's Bazar'.

Addressing the stranger respectfully as sir, the ticket seller asked him where he liked to go. The stranger replied that he liked to go to Cox's Bazar. The ticket seller then asked him how many tickets he needed. The stranger replied that he would buy five tickets. The ticket seller told him to take those tickets and added that they would cost three thousand taka.

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