Reported Speech (sentence, question, request and reporting verb)

"You only hate him because he doesn't like you first." -Nita said to me.

• Nita said that I only hated him because he didn't like me first.

• Nita said that I only hated him because he doesn't like me first.

• Nita said that I only hate him because he didn't like me first.

• Nita said me that I only hated him because he didn't like me first.

"You can't sit with us." -One pretty girl said to me.

• She said I couldn't sit with us.

• She said I couldn't sit with them.

• She said I cannot sit with them.

• She said me I couldn't sit with them.

"Why are you staring at the wall?" She asked him.

• She asked him why he had been staring at the wall.

• She asked him why he is staring at the wall.

• She asked him why he was staring at the wall.

• She asked him why was he staring at the wall.

"Do you want to go to a concert with me?" Visal asked Davy.

• Visal asked Davy if she wanted to went to a concert with him.

• Visal asked Davy if he wanted to go to a concert with her.

• Visal asked Davy if she wants to go to a concert with him.

• Visal asked Davy if she wanted to go to a concert with him.

"Stop playing that game and go outside!" My mom to me.

• My mom asked me to stop playing that game and go outside.

• My mom asked me stopping playing that game and go outside.

• My mom asked me to stop play that game and go outside.

"Watch the road, idiot!" A man said.

• A man asked me to watching the road.

• A man asked me watching the road.

• A man asked me to watch the road.

Reporting verb: apologize for

"I'm sorry. I forgot to do the homework."

• He apologized for forgetting to do the homework.

• He apologized for forget to do the homework.

• He apologized for to forget to do the homework.

Reporting verb: beg

"Don't leave me please. I can't live without you."

• He begged her not to leave him.

• He begged her to leave not him.

• He begged not to leave him.

Reporting verb: offer

"I will look after the children."

• She offered to looked after the children.

• She offers to look after the children.

• She offered to look after the children.

Reporting verb: Explain

"While I blinked, they disappeared!" -Joe

• He explained that when he had blinked, they had disappear.

• He explains that when he had blinked, they had disappeared.

• He explained that when he had blinked, they had disappeared.