Change into Reported Speech 1.Ann said, “Where are you going for the weekend?”
2.The teacher said to the pupils, “What are you talking about?”
3.I said to my friend, “How long did you stay in London?”
4.He said to me, “What will you do after school?”.
5.She said to her friend, “What do you usually do in the evening?” 6.Mike said to me, “Where can I see you to next time?”.
7.Tom said, “How long will it take us to go there by plane?”
We have a nice flat in a new block of flats. Our flat is on the fifth floor of a nine-storied building. It has all modem conveniences: central heating, running hot and cold water, electricity, gas, a lift and a chute to carry rubbish down.
We have a three-room flat which consists of a living-room, a bedroom, a study (which is also my room), a kitchen, a bath-room and a toilet. There are also two closets in our flat. Our flat has two balconies.
The living-room is the largest and most comfortable one in the flat. In the middle of the room we have a square dinner-table with six chairs round it. To the left of the dinner-table there is a wall-unit which has several sections: a sideboard, a wardrobe and some shelves. At the opposite wall there is a piano and a piano stool before it. To the right there is a little table with colour TV set on it. Opposite the TV set there are two cozy armchairs. A divan-bed and a standard lamp are in the left-hand corner. In front of the armchairs there is a small round table for newspapers and magazines. There is a thick carpet on the floor. Two water-colours hung on the wall above the divan-bed. In the evening we usually draw the curtains across the windows, and a red lampshade gives a warm colour to the room.
The bedroom is smaller than the living-room and not so light as there is only one window in it. In this room there are two beds, two dressing-tables and a wardrobe. In the corner of the bedroom there is a small colors TV set. On the dressing table there is an alarm-clock and small lamp with green lamp-shade.
Our study is the smallest room in the flat, but in spice of it, it is very cozy. There isn't much furniture in it, but there are a lot of shelves full of books. It has a writing table, an armchair and a bookcase too. A small round table with cassette-recorder is standing in the right-hand corner of the study. Besides there is a small sofa near the wall opposite the bookcase. This room was my father's study, but as I grew older, it has become my room. And in my opinion it is the best room in our flat. My friends used to come to my place to have a chat or to play chess in the evening, and they say my room is very comfortable. I share their opinion.
2. I asked Kate if somebody had met her at the station.
3. I asked her if she could give me their address.
4. I asked Tom if he had had breakfast.
5. I asked my sister if she would stay at home or go for a walk after dinner.
6. I asked my mother if somebody had come to see me.
7. I asked my sister if would Nick call for her on the way to school.
8. She asked the young man if he could call a taxi for her.
9. Mary asked Peter if he had shown his photo to Dick.
10. Tanya asked me if I would come there the next day.
11. He asked us if we had gone to the museum that morning.
12. I asked Mike if his friend lived in London.
13. I asked the man if he was living in a hotel.
14. Nick asked his friend if he would stay at the "Hilton".
15. He asked me if I often went to see my friends.
16. He asked me if I would see my friends before I left St. Petersburg.
17. Mike asked Jane if she would come to the railway station to see him off.
18. She asked me if I had sent them a telegram.
19. She asked me if I had sent them a telegram the day before.