Question

Write in the reported speech: I 1 larry says, (I usually spend my holidays in the south) 2 I ask Tom ,( does your friend live in London ) 3 the teacher says to her pupils , ( Stop shouting) 4 he says to his friend ,( what time do you finish your work) 5 Mabel says ,( nothing will change my decision) 6 The old says to the boy ,( don't speak so loudly ) 7 Mike says to Helen ,( when did you leave Liverpool) 8 She says to me ,( what will you do tomorrow)

Answer 1

Написать в косвенной речи: Я
1 Лари говорит, (я обычно провожу отпуск на юге)
2 Я спрашиваю Тома, (это ваш друг живет в Лондоне)
3 учитель говорит своим ученикам, (Прекратите кричать)
4 он говорит своему другу, (в какое время вы закончить свою работу)
5 Мейбл говорит, (ничего не изменит мое решение)
6 Старое говорит мальчику, (не говори так громко)
7 Майк говорит Хелен, (когда ты покинул Ливерпуль)
8 Она говорит мне, (что ты будешь делать завтра)
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Answer 2

I'll try to answer your question in detail. Here are the sentences in the reported speech:

- Larry says that he usually spends his holidays in the south. - I ask Tom if his friend lives in London. - The teacher tells her pupils to stop shouting. - He asks his friend what time he finishes his work. - Mabel says that nothing will change her decision. - The old man tells the boy not to speak so loudly. - Mike asks Helen when she left Liverpool. - She asks me what I will do tomorrow.

To transform direct speech into reported speech, you need to follow some rules. According to [BYJU'S](https://byjus.com/english/reported-speech/), some of the rules are:

- You can use verbs like said, asked, requested, ordered, complained, exclaimed, screamed, told, etc. - Furthermore, keep in mind that the sentence structure, tense, pronouns, modal verbs, some specific adverbs of place and adverbs of time change when a sentence is transformed into indirect/reported speech.

For example, if the reporting verb is in the past tense, then usually we change the tenses in the reported speech:

- Direct speech: I like ice cream. - Reported speech: She said (that) she liked ice cream.

You can find more examples and explanations about reported speech on the websites I searched for you. I hope this helps you.