Question

I. Turn the following sentences into Indirect Speech. 1. She said, “I’ll come tomorrow”. 2. “She makes beautiful clothes,” he said. 3. “Don’t lose my cloves,” he said. 4. He said, “I’m going shopping with my best friend.” 5. I said to Nick, “Shut the door please.” 6. I asked my mother, “What did the teacher say?” 7. I asked him, “Did you buy a new car?” 8. He asked, “When have you done your homework?” 9. “Do you play chess?” asked my friend. 10. “Write down my address”, Ann said.

Answer 1

1. She said (that) she would come the next day.

2. He said (that) she made beautiful clothes.

3. He asked not to lose his gloves.

4. He said (that) he was going shopping with his best friend.

5. He asked Nick to shut the door.

6. I asked my mother what the teacher had said.

7. I asked him if/whether he had bought a new car.

8. He asked when I had done my homework.

9. My friend asked if I played chess.

10. Ann asked to write down her address.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences turned into indirect speech:

1. She said that she would come the next day.
2. He said that she made beautiful clothes.
3. He told me not to lose his gloves.
4. He said that he was going shopping with his best friend.
5. I asked Nick to please shut the door.
6. I asked my mother what the teacher had said.
7. I asked him if he had bought a new car.
8. He asked me when I had done my homework.
9. My friend asked if I played chess.
10. Ann requested to write down her address.