Question

I met a girl and I asked her a lot of questions.(я встретил девочку и задал ей много вопросов) Пример: What's your name?He asked her what her name was.1.How old are you?2.Where do you live?3.What's your job?4.Do you like your job?5.Do you like music?6.What music do you like?7.Can you give me your phone number?8.Will you be here tomorrow?​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. My (сколько лет)

2. I live in (город)

3. I don't job

4. I like (яку музику ви любите)

5. Yes, i like music

6.

Answer 2

It seems like you're looking for examples of indirect speech or reported speech in English, where you're transforming the original questions into indirect statements. Here's how you could phrase those questions as reported speech:

1. Original: How old are you? Reported: He asked her how old she was.

2. Original: Where do you live? Reported: He inquired where she lived.

3. Original: What's your job? Reported: He wondered what her job was.

4. Original: Do you like your job? Reported: He asked if she liked her job.

5. Original: Do you like music? Reported: He asked her if she liked music.

6. Original: What music do you like? Reported: He asked about the kind of music she liked.

7. Original: Can you give me your phone number? Reported: He requested her phone number.

8. Original: Will you be here tomorrow? Reported: He asked if she would be there the next day.

Remember that when transforming questions into reported speech, you often need to change the word order and use appropriate reporting verbs like "asked," "inquired," "wondered," or "requested," among others. Additionally, the pronouns and tense might need adjustments depending on the context.