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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowThe sentence is interrogative in nature and it is an indirect speech. In indirect speech an interrogative sentence is no longer in an interrogative form and converted into assertive form. Hence the structure should change. ‘Could she’ should change into ‘she could’. She asked me how she could help me in that situation.
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