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I like chocolate. [What did I say?]
You said that you liked chocolate.
Maria is playing outside. [What did he say?]
He said that Maria was playing outside.
I often go for walks when I'm nervous. [What did she say?]
She said that she often went for walks when she was nervous.
I saw my brother before leaving the house. [What did I say?]
You said that you had seen your brother before leaving the house.
She'll play basketball when she's older. [What did her mom say?]
Her mom said that she would play basketball when she was older.
Are you going to visit your Uncle for Christmas? [What did he ask?]
He asked if you were going to visit your Uncle for Christmas. (OR) He asked if you would visit your Uncle for Christmas.
Do your homework before you go out with your friends! [What did she tell you?]
She told me to do my homework before I go out with my friends.
Play chess with me! [What did he tell you?]
He told me to play chess with him.
You have to go to the supermarket to help your dad. [What did she say?]
She said that I had to go to the supermarket to help my dad.
How many waves have you caught on your surfboard? [What did he ask you?]
He asked me how many waves I had caught on my surfboard.
How many times did you go to the airport when your parents were in town? [What was the question?]
The question was how many times I had gone to the airport when my parents had been in town.
Will you go to the bank for me, if I give you my credit card? [What was her question?]
Her question was if I would go to the bank for her, if she gave me her credit card.
Get up! [What did she tell me to do?]
She told you to get up.
Relax! [What did he tell me to do?]
He told you to relax.
Max's son likes to play alone on the beach, doesn't he? [What did he ask?]
He asked if Max's son liked to play alone on the beach.
An elephant is an animal, but a mammoth was an animal. [What did she say?]
She said that an elephant was an animal, but (that) a mammoth had been an animal.
