Mary said, "I didn't take your book." A. Mary said ...

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Mary said, “I didn’t take your book.”
A. Mary said that she hadn’t taken my book.
B. Mary said that she didn’t take my book.
C. Mary said that she hasn’t taken my book.
D. Mary said that I didn’t take my book.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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