Indirect speech to report commands and questions

Mom to me: "Take care of your things."

• Mom told her to take care of my things.

• Mom told me to take care of my things.

• Mom told him to take after my things.

Dad to me: "Share your video game with your sister."

• He told her that she should share her video game with me.

• He told me not to share video game with my sister.

• He told me to share my video game with my sister.

My sister to her friend: "Don't drop my teddy bear to the water."

• She said to her that she could drop her teddy bear to the water.

• She told her friend to drop my teddy bear to the water.

• She told her friend not to drop her teddy bear to the water.

Dad to me: "Take care of your new toy."

• He told him to take care of his new toy.

• He told me to take care of my new toy.

• He told me take care of your new toy.

My grandma to me: "Don't cry."

• My grandma told me not to cry.

• My grandma said that I could cry.

• I told my grandma not to cry.

Lucia and Andi: "When did you buy your bike?"

• They asked me when I bought my bike.

• They asked to buy my bike.

• They asked me where I bought my bike.

My friend: "Can your bike go fast?"

• He asked me if my bike goes fast.

• He asked me if my bike could go fast.

• He asked me how fast my bike could go.

Mr Dean: "What do I need to do next?"

• He asked me what he needed to do next.

• He will ask me what he needs to do next.

• He asked me what he could do next.

Dad: "Where can I use wi-fi?"

• Dad asked me where he could use wi-fi.

• I asked Dad where he could use wi-fi.

• Dad asked me where I could use wi-fi.

Anna: "Can I see your new bike?"

• Anna asked me could she can see my bike.

• Anna asked me if she could see my new bike.

• Anna told me to see my bike.