Reported speech and reporting verbs

"I really like the news!": she said

• she said she really liked the news.

• She told, 'I really like the newss'.

• She told she really likes the news.

• She said me she really liked the news.

"I will be careful with fake news online": he said.

• he said he will be careful with fake news online.

• he said me he would be careful with fake news online.

• he told me he would be careful with fake news online.

• he told he was going to be careful with fake news online.

"I am going to read the news tomorrow here in my house": Linda said.

• Linda said she would read the news tomorrow there in her house.

• Linda told me she would read the news the next day there in her house.

• Linda told me she was going to read the news tomorrow here in her house.

• Linda said she was going to read the news the day after there in her house.

"Do you like spreading fake news?"

• Marked asked if I liked spreading fake news.

• Mark said if I liked spreading fake news.

• Marked asked why I liked spreading fake news.

• Marked demanded I liked spreading fake news.

"Why did you buy that trashy Tabloid?" He asked.

• He asked why had I bought that trashy tabloid.

• He asked if I had bought that trashy tabloid.

• He asked why did I buy that trashy Tabloid.

• He asked why I had bought that trashy tabloid.

I'm sorry! I forgot to check the weather forecast! :(

• she admitted not to check the weather forectast.

• she refused not checking the weather forecast.

• she apologized for not checking the weather forecast.

• she apologized for not to check the weather forecast.

"I will buy you all the magazines you want!"

Daniel promised _________ (buy) all the magazines I wanted.

"I can review your document, if you want."

• He offered to review my document.

• He considered to review the document.

• He invited to review the document.

• He agreed to review the document.

"You should go to the doctor." He said.

• he said I should have gone to the doctor.

• He advised to go to the doctor

• He advised me to go to the doctor.

• He insisted on to go to the doctor.

"I wouldn't go there if I were you". He said.

He warned me ____________ (not/go) there.