Change The Speeches

Front

“I'm traveling to Italy tomorrow.”

On said on the same day.

Back

He/She says he/she is traveling to Italy tomorrow.

Front

“I'm traveling to Italy tomorrow.”

After the day

Back

He/She said he/she was traveling to Italy the following/next day.

Front

“Are you coming to the party? “

Back

He/She asked (me) if I was coming to the party.

Front

“What are you bringing to the party?”

Back

He/She asked (me) what I was bringing (to the party).

Front

“Call me when you get home. Don't stay out late.” Fortune said

Back

She asked me to call her when I get home and not to stay out late.

Front

“Why don't you try the new restaurant?” Earth said

-reported locutionary act-

Back

He asked (me) why I didn't try the new restaurant.

Front

“Why don't you try the new restaurant?” Earth said

-Reported illocutionary act-

Back

He suggested I (should) try the new restaurant.

Front

"What were you doing last night?" Chompu asked

Back

She asked (someone) what he/she had been doing the night before.

Front

"I didn't go outside all night." Pun replied

Back

He replied he hadn't gone outside all night.

Front

"I was hungry last night. I may have taken a couple of fruits." Suntae admitted

Back

Suntae admitted that he had been hungry the night before and that he might have taken a couple of fruits.