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What is the indirect speech of he said i like sweets?

The indirect speech of "He said, 'I like sweets'" is:

He said that he liked sweets.

Here's how the changes work:

* Tense shift: The verb "like" changes from present tense ("like") to past tense ("liked") because the original statement is reported in the past.

* Pronoun change: The pronoun "I" becomes "he" to reflect the speaker's perspective.

* Conjunction: The conjunction "that" is added to introduce the reported clause.

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