Direct Speech or Indirect Speech

Sergeant Jones reminded the soldiers to polish their boots every day. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

The taxi driver offered to give me a hand with my luggage. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"I need a drink," said Mike. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

The doctor advised us to eat five portions of fresh vegetables and fruit every day. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"What is your name?" asked Jane. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"I will get the bus," said the old man. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

Henry asked if we were going to the party last night. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"Woof," said the dog.  [What is the reporting verb?]

"Just do it quickly," said Michael. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"Woof," said the dog.  [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

John realised he had left the keys in that cafe. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"What is your name?" asked Jane.[What is the reporting verb?]

The policeman accused me of stealing the bag from the shop. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

Marie said we couldn't go in there. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"Stop that now!" commanded the teacher. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

"Just do it quickly," said Michael. [What is the reporting verb?]

"Stop that now!" commanded the teacher. [What is the reporting verb?]

"This beach isn't safe for swimming today," said the lifeguard. [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]

John: "Oh no! I've left the keys in that cafe!" [Is it a direct speech or indirect speech?]