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"What are you going to do next week?', he asked me.
He asked me what I was going to do the next week.
'Where should I go?, I asked him.
I asked him where I should go.
'What time does the train leave?', he asked her.
He asked her what time the train left.
'Who's your best friend?', she asked me.
She asked me who my best friend was.
'What did you watch last weekend?', he asked me.
He asked me what I had watched the previous weekend.
'Where's your mum?', I asked the girl.
I asked the girl where her mum was.
-Would you like a cup of tea?', she asked me.
She asked me i f I would like a cup of tea.
'What will you do now?', they asked her.
They asked her what she would do then.
'Can you speak German?; I asked them.
I asked them if / whether they could speak German.
Have they finished renovating their house?', he asked me.
He asked me if / whether they had finished renovating their house.
Did you visit your grandparents two days ago?, he asked me.
He asked me if / whether I had visited my grandparents two days before.
'Is Mary having a party next Saturday?', they asked me.
They asked me if / whether Mary was having a party the next week.
'Do you want a lift to work tomorrow?', he asked her.
He asked her if / whether she wanted a lift to work on the following day.
'Will you help us with the packing tomorrow?', Betty asked us.
Betty asked us if / whether we would help them with the packing the following day.
'Is she doing anything tonight', he asked.
He asked if / whether she was doing anything that night.
'Why did you go out last night', he asked me.
He asked me why I had gone out the previous night.
'Don't make a mess, please', my dad said to me.
My dad asked me not to make a mess.
'Don't smoke here, please', sha said to him.
He asked him not to smoke there.
'Could you please be quiet', she said to me.
She asked me to be quiet.
'Don't forget to close the window!', they said to me.
They told me not to forget to close the window.
'Wash you hands!', dad said to his son.
Dad told his son to wash his hands.
'Open the window, please', he said to me.
He asked me to open the window.
'Do your homework!', my mum said to me.
My mum told me to do my homework.
'Don't talk to your friend!', the teacher said to me.
The teacher told me not to talk to my friend.