Question

2 Change the direct statements into reported speech. Change the verb and the pronoun. 1 'I'm learning Italian' said Toby. Toby said he was learning Italian. 2 'I'm fluent in French' said Suzy. Suzy said 3 'We tried all the activities and sports' said Freddie. Freddie said all the activities and sports. 4 'We aren't going on holiday until August' said Carrie and Ella. Carrie and Ella said on holiday until August. 5 'I'll buy you both a souvenir' said Marianne. Marianne said us both a souvenir. 6 'I can't wait for the end of the exams' said Tom. Tom said for the end of the exams. fluent in French.​

Answer 1

Suzy said she was fluent in French
Freddie said they had tried all the activities and sports
Carrie and Ella said they weren’t going on holiday until August
Marianne said she would buy us both a souvenir.
Tom said he couldn’t wait for the end of the exams

Answer 2

To change the direct statements into reported speech and change the verb and pronoun, you can follow these steps:

1. "I'm learning Italian," said Toby. - Toby said he was learning Italian.

2. "I'm fluent in French," said Suzy. - Suzy said she was fluent in French.

3. "We tried all the activities and sports," said Freddie. - Freddie said they had tried all the activities and sports.

4. "We aren't going on holiday until August," said Carrie and Ella. - Carrie and Ella said they weren't going on holiday until August.

5. "I'll buy you both a souvenir," said Marianne. - Marianne said she would buy us both a souvenir.

6. "I can't wait for the end of the exams," said Tom. - Tom said he couldn't wait for the end of the exams.

Please note that when changing direct statements into reported speech, we need to consider the following changes:

- Change the tense of the verb: present simple becomes past simple, present continuous becomes past continuous, etc. - Change the pronouns: "I" becomes "he/she" or "they" depending on the context.

Also, I noticed there is an additional phrase "fluent in French" at the end of your question. I'm assuming it doesn't belong to any specific sentence. If you meant to include it, please let me know where it should be placed.