Question

1. (She said to him that she liked his paintings.) … 2. (You said to me that you liked that film.) … 3. (Tom said to Ann that he felt ill.) … 4. (She said to Bill that she was leaving.) … 5. (I said to you that I couldn’t find it.) … 6. (Mary said to him that she would send the letter.) … 7. (We said to them that we would arrive at six.) …

Answer 1

Объяснение:

Here are the sentences with direct speech:

1. She said to him, "I like your paintings."

2. You said to me, "I like that film."

3. Tom said to Ann, "I feel ill."

4. She said to Bill, "I am leaving."

5. I said to you, "I couldn't find it."

6. Mary said to him, "I will send the letter."

7. We said to them, "We will arrive at six."

Answer 2

To answer your question, it looks like you have a series of reported speech statements in English that need to be transformed into reported speech. Reported speech is when we report what someone else has said. Here are the transformed sentences:

1. She said to him that she liked his paintings. - Reported Speech: She told him that she liked his paintings.

2. You said to me that you liked that film. - Reported Speech: You told me that you liked that film.

3. Tom said to Ann that he felt ill. - Reported Speech: Tom told Ann that he felt ill.

4. She said to Bill that she was leaving. - Reported Speech: She told Bill that she was leaving.

5. I said to you that I couldn’t find it. - Reported Speech: I told you that I couldn’t find it.

6. Mary said to him that she would send the letter. - Reported Speech: Mary told him that she would send the letter.

7. We said to them that we would arrive at six. - Reported Speech: We told them that we would arrive at six.

In reported speech, the reporting verb (e.g., "said," "told") and the pronouns may change based on the context and the tense of the original statement. I've provided the transformed reported speech statements based on the original sentences you've provided.