Question

Переведите в reported speech Mike: – I’ve heard a lot of political system of the UK, but still have doubts I understand all the duties of MPs. Saran: – Is that so important in your life? Do you really care for that? Mike: – Not so much, probably, but I am interested what they may discuss every day? Saran: – You may use the net to find out what they do in the Houses. Have you tried to? Mike: – I thought you know all the details of their work. Saran: – I do know something but if you need any particulars you’d better use the site of the Parliament and e-mail your questions directly. Mike: – Is it possible? I didn’t know. Saran: – Try and you see the result. Mike: – Thanks a lot, I will.

Answer 1

Mike said he had heard a lot of politcal system of the UK,but still had doubts he understood all the duties of MPs.
Sarah asked if that was so important in his life.She was interested if he really cared for that.
Mike answered he didn't care so much,but he was interested what they might discuss every day.
Sarah answered he might use the net to find out what they did in the houses.She also asked if he had tried to.
Mike answered he had thought  he knew all the details of their work.
Sarah answered she did knew something but if he needed any particulars he'd better use the sight of the Parliament and email his questions directly.
Mike wondered if it was possible.He hadn't known.
Sarah advised him to try and saw the result.
Mike thanked a lot and said he would.

Answer 2

Mike said he had heard a lot of politcal system of the UK,but still had doubts he understood all the duties of MPs.
Sarah wondered if that was so important in his life.She wanted to know whether he really cared for that.
Mike replied that probably he didn't care so much,but he was interested what they might discuss every day.
Sarah said he might use the net to find out what they did in the Houses and she wondered whether he had tried to.
Mike replied that he had thought Sarah knew all the details of their work.
Sarah answered she knew something but if he needed any particulars he'd better use the site of the Parliament and email his questions directly.
Mike wanted to know whether it was possible and added he hadn't known.
Sarah suggested/recommended trying and he saw the result.
Mike thanked and told her he would try.

Answer 3

In reported speech, we report what someone said without using their exact words. Here is the conversation you provided, translated into reported speech:

Mike said that he had heard a lot about the political system of the UK but still had doubts about understanding all the duties of MPs.

Saran asked if it was important in Mike's life and if he really cared about it.

Mike replied that it wasn't so important to him, but he was interested in what they may discuss every day.

Saran suggested that Mike could use the internet to find out what they do in the Houses and asked if he had tried doing so.

Mike thought that Saran knew all the details of their work.

Saran replied that he did know something, but if Mike needed any specific information, it would be better for him to use the Parliament's website and email his questions directly.

Mike asked if it was possible, as he didn't know.

Saran encouraged him to try it and see the result.

Mike thanked Saran and said he would do so.

In reported speech, we change the tenses and pronouns as necessary. In this conversation, the present tenses used by Mike and Saran are changed to past tenses in reported speech. Additionally, the pronouns are changed based on the speaker and the subject of the sentence.

Please note that the translation provided is an interpretation of the conversation in reported speech. There may be alternative ways to express the same meaning in reported speech.