"I'm not surprised at all." She told me . . .
She told me that she's not surprised at all.
"Have you heard the news?" He asked me . . .
He asked me if I had heard the news.
"There's a bank down the street." She said . . .
She said that there's was/is a bank down the street.
"Why aren't you talking?" She asked . . .
She asked me why I wasn't talking.
"Give him a call." She told . . .
She told me to give him a call.
"We're getting married." She told . . .
She told me that they were getting married.
"Was the movie scary?" The children . . .
The children asked me if the movie was/had been scary.
"We didn't take the 8 o'clock train." They told . . .
They told me that they hadn't taken/didn't take the 8 o'clock train.
"Who did you see?" (a)She asked me who I'd seen. (b)She asked who'd I've seen. (c)She told me who I'd seen.
A.
"Have you fed the dog?" (a)She asked whether I did feed the dog. (b)She asked if I fed the dog. (c)She asked me whether I had fed the dog.
C
Which sentence is NOT correct? (a)Lisa said she didn't have a map. (b)Karen said she was going to be late. (c)James said he will help me.
C
He said that it was cold outside. Which word is optional? (a)said (b)that (c)was
B
"I will stop smoking on Tuesday." She said . . .
She said she would stop smoking on Tuesday.
"Can Melanie drive?" She asked . . . (a)if Melanie could drive (b)if Melanie drives
A
"I see many swallows." He said he (a)saw many swallows (b)had seen many swallows
B
"Are you high on drugs?" My parents: (a)asked whether I was high. (b)asked me if I was high. (c)were asking me if I was high.
B
