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  • 'Open the window, please', he said to me.
    He asked me to open the window.
  • 'Can you speak German?; I asked them.
    I asked them if / whether they could speak German.
  • 'Where should I go?, I asked him.
    I asked him where I should go.
  • 'What will you do now?', they asked her.
    They asked her what she would do then.
  • 'Why did you go out last night', he asked me.
    He asked me why I had gone out the previous night.
  • 'Do your homework!', my mum said to me.
    My mum told me to do my homework.
  • 'Wash you hands!', dad said to his son.
    Dad told his son to wash his hands.
  • 'Who's your best friend?', she asked me.
    She asked me who my best friend was.
  • 'Don't forget to close the window!', they said to me.
    They told me not to forget to close the window.
  • Have they finished renovating their house?', he asked me.
    He asked me if / whether they had finished renovating their house.
  • 'Where's your mum?', I asked the girl.
    I asked the girl where her mum was.
  • 'Do you want a lift to work tomorrow?', he asked her.
    He asked her if / whether she wanted a lift to work on the following day.
  • 'What time does the train leave?', he asked her.
    He asked her what time the train left.
  • 'Don't talk to your friend!', the teacher said to me.
    The teacher told me not to talk to my friend.
  • 'Don't smoke here, please', sha said to him.
    He asked him not to smoke there.
  • 'Will you help us with the packing tomorrow?', Betty asked us.
    Betty asked us if / whether we would help them with the packing the following day.
  • 'What did you watch last weekend?', he asked me.
    He asked me what I had watched the previous weekend.
  • 'Could you please be quiet', she said to me.
    She asked me to be quiet.
  • 'Don't make a mess, please', my dad said to me.
    My dad asked me not to make a mess.
  • "What are you going to do next week?', he asked me.
    He asked me what I was going to do the next week.
  • Did you visit your grandparents two days ago?, he asked me.
    He asked me if / whether I had visited my grandparents two days before.
  • 'Is she doing anything tonight', he asked.
    He asked if / whether she was doing anything that night.
  • 'Is Mary having a party next Saturday?', they asked me.
    They asked me if / whether Mary was having a party the next week.
  • -Would you like a cup of tea?', she asked me.
    She asked me i f I would like a cup of tea.
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