Reported speech: present perfect <-> past perfect (has spoiled -> had spoiled)

1. A.
   Shikha said that the heavy rain that week had spoiled all her travel plans.
2. B.
   Shikha told me that the heavy rain that week had spoiled all her travel plans.
3. C.
   Shikha said that the heavy rain that week has spoiled all her travel plans.
4. D.
   Shikha said that the heavy rain this week had spoiled all her travel plans.

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1. A.
   The teacher informed, “The exam has been postponed.”
2. B.
   The teacher informs, “The exam has been postponed.”
3. C.
   The teacher informed, “The exam was being postponed.”
4. D.
   The teacher informs, “The exam had been postponed.”

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1. A.
   The soldier told us that I had buried their brave comrade here.
2. B.
   The soldier told his fellow soldiers that I had buried our brave comrade there.
3. C.
   The soldier told his fellow soldiers that he had buried their brave comrade there.
4. D.
   The soldier told us that he had buried our brave comrade there.

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