Question

Здравствуйте, пожалуйста помогите переписать вот этот диалог в косвенную речь. Lucy: Oh, no, I can't believe it! What am I going to do now? Jane: Lucy, what's the matter? Lucy: I've just killed a poor little spider - look! Jane: Oh, dear! Try not to worry too much. It was an accident, after all. Lucy: That's not the point! Jane: What do you mean? Lucy: Well, killing a spider is bad luck! Didn't you know that? Jane: Oh, no! Now you'll never pass your exams or win that school writing competition you entered! Lucy: It's not funny, Jane! I'm really worried about it. Jane: I'm sorry. I don't mean to make fun of you, but REALLY, Jane! Killing a spider is bad luck? You don't really believe that, do you? Lucy: Yes, I'm quite superstitious, you know. I never go anywhere without my lucky charm. Jane: Well, I think superstitions are all a load of rubbish. I walk under ladders all the time and nothing bad ever happens ... hey, is that your mobile phone ringing? Lucy: Oh, yeah ... oh, it's Mrs Smith, the English teacher! Maybe I did win the competition! Jane: You see! Forget the spider! Quick, answer it. Perhaps it's your lucky day, after all!

Answer 1

Lucy exclaimed that she couldn`t believe that and asked what she was going to de then. 
Jane asked Lucy what was the matter.
Lucy answered that she had just killed a poor little spider and offered to look at. 
Jane advised to try not to worry too much and added that it had been an accident, after all.
Lucy disagreed that wasn`t the point. 
Jane asked what Lucy meant. 
Lucy answered that killing a spider was bad luck and asked if Jane hadn`t known that? 
Jane exclaimed that Lucy would never pass her exams or win that school writing competition she had entered! 
Lucy said that was not funny and she was really worried about that. 
Jane apologized and said that she didn't mean to make fun of her. And she wondered whether killing a spider was bad luck and if Lucy really believed that. 
Lucy answered that she was quite superstitious and Jane knew that, and added that she never went anywhere without her lucky charm. 
Jane said that she thought superstitions were all a load of rubbish and she walked under ladders all the time and nothing bad ever happened. Jane asked if that Lucy`s mobile phone was ringing. 
Lucy exclaimed that Mrs Smith was, her English teacher. And she added that maybe she really won the competition. 
Jane was glad and offered Lucy to forget the spider and to an answer quickly. She exclaimed that perhaps it was Lucy`s lucky day.

Answer 2

Lucy expressed her disbelief, exclaiming, "Oh no, I can't believe it! What am I going to do now?" Jane, concerned, asked, "Lucy, what's the matter?" Lucy replied, revealing her distress, "I've just killed a poor little spider - look!" Jane sympathized, saying, "Oh dear! Try not to worry too much. It was an accident, after all." However, Lucy emphasized, "That's not the point!" Confused, Jane asked, "What do you mean?" Lucy explained her belief, stating, "Well, killing a spider is bad luck! Didn't you know that?" Jane expressed surprise, exclaiming, "Oh no! Now you'll never pass your exams or win that school writing competition you entered!" Filled with concern, Lucy responded, "It's not funny, Jane! I'm really worried about it." Jane, realizing her mistake, apologized, saying, "I'm sorry. I don't mean to make fun of you, but REALLY, Lucy! Killing a spider is bad luck? You don't really believe that, do you?" Lucy confirmed her superstition, confessing, "Yes, I'm quite superstitious, you know. I never go anywhere without my lucky charm." Jane shared her skepticism, stating, "Well, I think superstitions are all a load of rubbish. I walk under ladders all the time and nothing bad ever happens... hey, is that your mobile phone ringing?" Lucy, momentarily distracted, replied, "Oh yeah... oh, it's Mrs. Smith, the English teacher! Maybe I did win the competition!" Jane encouraged her, saying, "You see! Forget the spider! Quick, answer it. Perhaps it's your lucky day, after all!"