Reported statements, questions, requests and commands

Eddie says, "Will my photographs be on display?"

• Eddie asks will his photographs be on display.

• Eddie asks if will his photographs be on display.

• Eddie asks if his photographs will be on display.

• Eddie asks if my photographs will be on display.

Declan asks, "What do you prefer, Mary?"

• Declan asks Mary what she prefers.

• Declan asks Mary what do you prefer.

• Declan asks Mary what does she prefer.

• Declan asks Mary what he prefers.

Andy says, "I'm going to make a wooden cutting board for my granny."

• Andy says he will make a wooden cutting board for his granny.

• Andy says I'm going to make a wooden cutting board for my granny.

• Andy says he was going to make a wooden cutting board for his granny.

• Andy says he's going to make a wooden cutting board for his granny.

Gina says, "I don't like boring people."

• Gina says she don't like boring people.

• Gina says she doesn't like boring people.

• Gina says I don't like boring people.

• Gina says she don't likes boring people.

"I can help you with your project," Len said.

• Len offered to help me with my project.

• Len asked if I can help him with his project.

• Len said he can help me with his project.

• Len asked me to help him with his project.

"You should pay more attention to pronunciation," the teacher said.

• The teacher suggested paying more attention to pronunciation.

• The teacher told me to pay more attention to pronunciation.

• The teacher agreed to pay more attention to pronunciation.

• The teacher promised to pay more attention to my pronunciation.

Dad said, "Don't stay up too late, children."

• Dad said that children didn't stay up too late.

• Dad said that don't stay up too late, children.

• Dad said that children don't stay up too late.

• Dad told the children not to stay up too late."

"Begin from the easier exercises," the teacher said.

• The teacher offered to begin from the easier exercises.

• The teacher asked to begin from the easier exercises.

• The teacher recommended beginning from the easier exercises.

• The teacher said that we began from the easier exercises.

"Don't leave your baggage unattended," the tour guide said to the group.

• The tour guide told the group to not leave their baggage unattended.

• The tour guide told the group not to leave their baggage unattended.

• The tour guide offered the group to leave their baggage unattended.

• The tour guide asked the group if they leave their baggage unattended.

Tanya says, "I enjoy knitting."

• Tanya says that I enjoy knitting

• Tanya says that she enjoys knitting.

• Tanya says that she enjoyed knitting.

• Tanya says if she enjoys knitting.