Direct and Indirect Speech

1. My friend said to me, "I will meet you at the park tomorrow."

• My friend told me that he would meet me at the park the next day.

• My friend said to me he would meet me at the park the next day.

• My friend told me that he will meet you at the park the next day.

• My friend told me he would meet you at the park tomorrow.

1. She said, "I am going to the market now."

• She said that she was going to the market now.

• She told me that she is going to the market now.

• She said to me that she is going to the market now.

• She said that she is going to the market now.

He said, "I will call you later."

• He said that he would call me later.

• He told me that he will call me later.

• He said to me that he will call me later.

• He said that he will call me later.

My brother said, ''I bought a new phone."

• My brother said that he bought a new phone.
• My brother said that he had bought a new phone.

• My brother said he bought a new phone.

• My brother told that he bought a new phone.

My teacher said, "I have prepared a surprise for you all."

• My teacher said that she had prepared a surprise for us all.

• My teacher told me that she has prepared a surprise for us all.

• My teacher said to me that she has prepared a surprise for us all.

• My teacher said that she has prepared a surprise for us all.

The teacher asked her,'' Have you finished your homework?''

• The teacher enquired her if you have finished your homework.

• The teacher asked her if she had finished her homework.

• The teacher asked her if she has finished her homework.

• The teacher enquired her if she had finished her homework.

Ken said to me,'' Why are you mad?''

• Ken asked me why I am mad.

• Ken asked me that why are you mad.

• Ken asked me why I was mad.

• Ken asked me that why I was mad.

The man said,'' Please sit down.''

• The man requested to sit down.

• The man requested sit down.

• The man said to sit down.

• The man requested that please sit down.

Mark said to me,'' Go out."

• Mark commanded me go out.

• Mark commanded me to go out.

• Mark commanded me please go out.

• Mark said to me to go out.

He said to me,'' What are you doing?''

• He asked me what I was doing.

• He asked me what I was doing?

• He asked me that what I was doing.

• He told me that what I was doing.