3. Put the following into indirect speech:
1. “It's time we began training for our next match,” the coach said to them.
2. “If you leave home at six, you should be here by nine,” he said to me.
3. “If it rains this afternoon it will be too wet to play the match tomorrow,” the captain said.
4. “I meant to plug in the electric blanket but I plugged in the electric kettle by mistake. I'm always doing silly things like that,” she told her guest.
5. “I was intending to do it tomorrow,” he said, “but now I don't think I'll be able to.”
6. “Bill should do very well at the university, Mrs. Smith,” said the headmaster. “He's doing very well here.”
7. “I don't think your father likes me,” said the young wife. “You mustn't think that,” said her husband; “it is just that he is old and finds it hard to get used to new people.”
8. “The steak is overdone again. I'm not complaining; I'm just pointing it out,” said her husband. “I wish you'd stop pointing things out,” said his wife.
9. “It will take a little time to look up your file,” said the clerk.
“Is it worth waiting,” said Ann, “or shall I go away and come back later?”
10. “Would you mind getting out of the car?” said the driver. “I have to change a wheel.”
“Shall I help you?” I said.
3. Put the following into indirect speech:
1. “It's time we began training for our next match,” the coach said to them.
2. “If you leave home at six, you should be here by nine,” he said to me.
3. “If it rains this afternoon it will be too wet to play the match tomorrow,” the captain said.
4. “I meant to plug in the electric blanket but I plugged in the electric kettle by mistake. I'm always doing silly things like that,” she told her guest.
5. “I was intending to do it tomorrow,” he said, “but now I don't think I'll be able to.”
6. “Bill should do very well at the university, Mrs. Smith,” said the headmaster. “He's doing very well here.”
7. “I don't think your father likes me,” said the young wife. “You mustn't think that,” said her husband; “it is just that he is old and finds it hard to get used to new people.”
8. “The steak is overdone again. I'm not complaining; I'm just pointing it out,” said her husband. “I wish you'd stop pointing things out,” said his wife.
9. “It will take a little time to look up your file,” said the clerk.
“Is it worth waiting,” said Ann, “or shall I go away and come back later?”
10. “Would you mind getting out of the car?” said the driver. “I have to change a wheel.”
“Shall I help you?” I said.
1. “It's time we began training for our next match,” the coach said to them.
2. “If you leave home at six, you should be here by nine,” he said to me.
3. “If it rains this afternoon it will be too wet to play the match tomorrow,” the captain said.
4. “I meant to plug in the electric blanket but I plugged in the electric kettle by mistake. I'm always doing silly things like that,” she told her guest.
5. “I was intending to do it tomorrow,” he said, “but now I don't think I'll be able to.”
6. “Bill should do very well at the university, Mrs. Smith,” said the headmaster. “He's doing very well here.”
7. “I don't think your father likes me,” said the young wife. “You mustn't think that,” said her husband; “it is just that he is old and finds it hard to get used to new people.”
8. “The steak is overdone again. I'm not complaining; I'm just pointing it out,” said her husband. “I wish you'd stop pointing things out,” said his wife.
9. “It will take a little time to look up your file,” said the clerk.
“Is it worth waiting,” said Ann, “or shall I go away and come back later?”
10. “Would you mind getting out of the car?” said the driver. “I have to change a wheel.”
“Shall I help you?” I said.
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The coach told them it was time to begin training for their next match.He told me that if I left home at six, I should be there by nine.The captain said that if it rained that afternoon, it would be too wet to play the match tomorrow.She told her guest that she had meant to plug in the electric blanket but had plugged in the electric kettle by mistake, saying she was always doing silly things like that.He said that he was intending to do it the next day, but now he didn't think he would be able to.The headmaster told Mrs. Smith that Bill should do very well at the university as he was doing very well there.The young wife said that she didn't think her father liked her. Her husband reassured her that she mustn't think that, explaining that it was just that he was old and found it hard to get used to new people.Her husband said that the steak was overdone again and that he wasn't complaining, just pointing it out. His wife responded that she wished he would stop pointing things out.The clerk said it would take a little time to look up her file. Ann asked if it was worth waiting or if she should go away and come back later.The driver asked me to get out of the car as he had to change a wheel. I offered to help him.
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