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They said, "Let us come in"

AThey told that let them be allowed to come in

BThey requested that they might be allowed to come in

CThey said that if they are allowed to come in

DThey requested me to let them come in

Answer:

D. They requested me to let them come in

Read Explanation:

  1. "They told that let them be allowed to come in"
    • This is not grammatically correct. The word "told" doesn’t work well with a request like this.
  2. "They requested that they might be allowed to come in"
    • This option is grammatically correct but quite formal. "Requested" is suitable for a polite request, and "might be allowed" is a formal way to express permission.
  3. "They said that if they are allowed to come in"
    • This is incomplete.
  4. "They requested me to let them come in"
    • "Requested" is the right verb for making a polite request, and "me to let them come in" accurately reflects the direct request made in the original sentence.

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