Ronald: You look so busy. __ Marry : No, thank you . I can handle them. The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is __ I will leave you alone Yes, please Do you want to help me? Would you like some help? Sure, I would like to "We have been here for a week?". What is the indirect form? They said that we have been there for a week They said that they has been there for a week They said that they had been here for a week They said that we had been there for a week They said that they had been there for a week

The suitable expression to complete the dialogue is **Would you like some help?** The other options don't fit the context of someone offering assistance.The correct indirect form of "We have been here for a week?" is **They said that we had been there for a week.** The tense changes from present perfect ("have been") to past perfect ("had been") to reflect the shift in narrative time. The pronoun "here" also changes to "there" because the perspective shifts.