Question

Can you help me with my homework, please? She asked me ... * Don't make a mess! She told me ... * I was sleeping when Julie called. She said ... * I don't like chocolate. She told me ... * She's living in Paris for a few months. He said ... * What are you going to do at the weekend? He asked me ... * Did you do your homework? She asked me ... * Lucy'll come later. He said ... *

Answer 1

She asked me if a could help her with her homework.
She told me not to make a mess.
She said that she had been sleeping when Julie had called.
She told me she didn’t like chocolate.
He said she was living in Paris for a few months.
He asked me what I was going to do at the weekend.
She asked me if I had done my homework.
He said that Lucy would come later.

Answer 2

Certainly! I can help you with your homework. It seems like you have a set of sentences where someone is either asking or telling something. Let's go through them one by one and see if we can find the appropriate reported speech form:

1. "Don't make a mess!" She told me ... Reported speech: She told me not to make a mess.

2. "I was sleeping when Julie called." She said ... Reported speech: She said she was sleeping when Julie called.

3. "I don't like chocolate." She told me ... Reported speech: She told me she doesn't like chocolate.

4. "She's living in Paris for a few months." He said ... Reported speech: He said she was living in Paris for a few months.

5. "What are you going to do at the weekend?" He asked me ... Reported speech: He asked me what I was going to do at the weekend.

6. "Did you do your homework?" She asked me ... Reported speech: She asked me if I had done my homework.

7. "Lucy'll come later." He said ... Reported speech: He said Lucy would come later.

In reported speech, we typically change the tense and pronouns, and sometimes certain other words, to reflect that the original statement is being reported by someone else. I hope this helps you with your homework! Let me know if you have any other questions.