‘I’ll take a quick nap here in this soft grass’, said the hare.

The hare said that he would take a quick nap here in this soft grass.
The hare said that he would take a quick nap there in that soft grass.
The hare said he will take a quick nap here in this soft grass.
The hare said that I will take a quick nap here in this soft grass.

The correct answer is: A. The hare said that he would take a quick nap here in this soft grass.

The hare is speaking in the first person, using the pronoun “I”. This indicates that he is speaking about himself, and not about someone else. The verb “said” is in the past tense, which indicates that the hare has already made the decision to take a nap. The adverb “here” indicates that the hare is going to take a nap in the place where he is currently speaking. The adjective “quick” indicates that the hare’s nap will be short. The noun “nap” refers to a short period of sleep. The noun “grass” refers to a type of plant that has soft leaves.

The other options are incorrect because they do not accurately reflect what the hare said. Option B is incorrect because the hare did not say that he would take a nap “there”. Option C is incorrect because the hare did not say that he would take a nap “he will”. Option D is incorrect because the hare did not say that “I will” take a nap.