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“Stop driving so fast”

My mother ordered me (not) to stop driving.

"I'm sorry I broke your computer," said Frank. (APOLOGISE FOR)

Frank apologised for breaking my computer.

“What is the name of the new show?” Sue asked

Sue asked what the name of the new show was.

“I want to go to the football match, but I don’t have enough money”.

Hannah said that she wanted to go to the football match, but she didn’t have enough money.

'I didn't break the window,' said the boy. DENIED

The boy denied breaking the window

'You must do your homework tonight.' the teacher said. TOLD

The teacher told me to do my homework that night.

‘There was an accident outside the supermarket’.he said

He said there had been an accident outside the supermarket.

‘I won’t be at the meeting tomorrow.’ Paul said

Paul said that he wouldn't be at the meeting the following day.

'I might be late for dinner.' he told me. INFORMED

He informed me that he might be late for dinner.

'What's your name?' he asked. KNOW

He wanted to know what my name was.

“I can’t chat because I’m working”. George said

George said that he couldn't chat because he was working.

‘I went to the party on Friday night’, Eve said

‘Eve said that she had gone to the party on Friday night’.

'I didn't break the window,' said the boy. DENIED

The boy denied breaking. the window

“Did the contestant win a lot of money?” She said.

She ASKED IF / WHETHER the contestant had won a lot of money.

'I might be late for dinner.' he told me. INFORMED

He informed me that he... informed me he .... might be late for dinner.

"It was Andy who broke the window," said Mary. (ACCUSED OF)

Mary accused Andy of breaking the window

'What do you think of the college?' she asked me. ASKED

She asked me what I thought of the college.

Me: ‘I’ve done it!’ (I told you)

I told you that I had done it

‘I can swim really fast.’ , he said

He said that he could swim really fast.

'I'll call you later tonight,' Keith promised. WOULD

Keith promised that he would call later that night. (phone/ring)

John thought it would be a good idea to buy fish and chips for dinner. SUGGESTED

John suggested buying fish and chips for dinner.