[ Reported Speech ]
Peter said, “Don’t worry, I will fix it.”
A. Peter told me don’t worry and he will fix it.
B. Peter told me don’t worry and that he would fix it.
C. Peter told me to not worry and that he would fix it.
D. Peter told me not to worry and that he would fix it.
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