Reported speech (no backshift)

''I hate writing about myself.'', Amy says.

• Amy says that she hates writing about herself.

• Amy tells that she hates writing about herself.

• Amy says that she hate writing about herself.

• Amy says that she hates writing about myself.

''Why does she always wear such awful clothes?''

• They wonder if I always wear such awful clothes.

• They ask if she always wear such awful clothes.

• They wonder why I always wear such awful clothes.

• They wonder why she always wear such awful clothes,

The girls think that I'm not good at dancing.

• ''I'm not good at dancing'', the girls say.

• ''She's not good at dancing'', the girls tell.

• ''She's not good at dancing'', the girl says.

• ''She's not good at dancing'', the girls say.

They say that my hair is always a mess.

• ''Her hair is always a mess'', she says.

• ''Her hair is always a mess'', they say.

• ''My hair is always a mess'', they say.

• ''Her heir is always a mess'', they tell.

Girls .... that I'm not good at dancing.

• tell

• say

• ask

• wonder

They wonder ... I am never in a good mood.

• if

• what

• why

• that

Boys wonder ... kind of music she listens to.

• why

• if

• where

• what

They hate talking about ... .

• themself

• myself

• yourselves

• themselves.

They still ask what ... name is.

• her

• she

• their

• him

''Why does she always ... around those stupid notes?''

• carries

• carris

• carry

• carryes