Reported speech (B2)

She ..... that she was feeling sick.

• said me

• told me

• said to me

• told to me

The boy said to me, "What is your name?"

• The boy asked what your name is.

• The boy asked what my name was.

• The boy asked what my name were.

• The boy asked me what was my name.

My best friend asked, “What time does the train leave?"

• My best friend asked what time the train would left.

• My best friend asked what time the train left.

• My best friend asked what time did the train leave.

"Do you play chess?"

• He asked me do I play chess.

• He asked me if I did play chess.

• He asked me did I play chess.

• He asked me if I played chess.

'I need to see Sarah this weekend.' ⇒ George said that ...

• he needed to see Sarah this weekend.

• he was needing to see Sarah that weekend.

• he needed to see Sarah that weekend.

'I'm reading now.' ⇒ Sally told me ...

• that she was reading at that moment.

• that she read now.

• that she was reading now.

'I haven't seen Barbara since last year.' ⇒ Brendan told me ...

• he didn't see Barbara since last year.

• he hadn't seen Barbara since the year before.

• he hadn't seen Barbara since last year.

'Have you signed the contract?' ⇒ Suzan ...

• told me if I had signed the contract.

• asked me whether I had signed the contract.

• said if I signed the contract.

'Where did you eat?' ⇒ Sam asked me ...

• where I had eaten.

• where had I eaten.

• where did I eat.

'Where are you going tomorrow?' ⇒ Sandra asked me ...

• where was I going tomorrow.

• where was I going the next day.

• where I was going the following day.