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Can anybody change this into indirect speech? She says to him, "Who do you speak English?" She asks him , that to whom he speaks English?" is this correct Or there is any other way?

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Hi! Firstly, the original sentence should be " Who do you speak English to/with?"( casually) or "To/With whom do you speak English?"( formally) to make sense. Its indirect variant, consequently, would be "She asks him who he speaks English to /with." or "She asks him to/with whom he speaks English."

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