Tina said, "Milly's dad has worked in New York." ...

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Tina said, “Milly’s dad has worked in New York.”

A. Tina said that Milly’s dad had worked in New York.
B. Tina said that Milly’s dad had had worked in New York.
C. Tina said Milly’s dad worked in New York.
D. Tina said that Milly’s dad would have worked in New York.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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