Question

Помогите пожалуйста, очень надо. ))) прямая речь косвенная речь "What do you think of the performance?"asked Peter. "Where have you put my glasses??"my sister asked. The teacher said we needn't write any more papers on the subject. "Why has the 2:30 train been cancelled?"asked Ann. "Are there smoking compartments in this train?"I asked the conductor. "Don't believe everything you here",Martha warned me. I told him to put on his hat if he didn't want to catch a cold. "Who has dropped this ten pound note?" I asked. "Are you interested in politics?"asked Bob. He asked me if I had already translated the article. "Who is going to live in this big house?"he asked. "Did you play for your school team?he said. "What are you going to study?"asked Ann. "Were you here in autumn? she asked. "Don't leave your room at night",he said. Albert asked Jane if there was a telegram for him. "Which of his sons inherited his estate?"asked my mother. "Did she get over it?"my wife asked.

Answer 1

Peter asked me what I thought of the performance
My sister asked me where I had put her glasses
The teacher said: "You needn't write any more papers on the subject.
Ann asked why the 2:30 train had been cancelled.
I asked the conductor if there were smoking compartments in that train.
Martha warned me not to believe everything I heard.
I told him: "Put on your hat if you don't want to catch a cold."
I asked who had dropped that ten pound note.
Bob asked him (me) if he (I) was interested in politics.
He asked me "Have you already translated the article?"
He asked who was going to live in that big house.
He asked me if I had played for my school team.
Ann asked Peter what he was going to study.
She asked Mary if she had been there in autumn.
He said us not to leave our room at night.
Albert asked Jane: "Is there a telegram for me?"
My mother asked which of his sons had inherited his estate.
My wife asked if she had got over it.

Answer 2

Peter asked what I thought of the performance. My sister asked where I had put her glasses. The teacher said that we didn't need to write any more papers on the subject. Ann asked why the 2:30 train had been cancelled. I asked the conductor if there were smoking compartments in the train. Martha warned me not to believe everything I hear. I told him to put on his hat if he didn't want to catch a cold. I asked who had dropped the ten pound note. Bob asked if I was interested in politics. He asked me if I had already translated the article. He asked who was going to live in the big house. He said, "Did you play for your school team?" Ann asked, "What are you going to study?" She asked, "Were you here in autumn?" He said, "Don't leave your room at night." Albert asked Jane if there was a telegram for him. My mother asked which of his sons inherited his estate. My wife asked if she got over it.