"We'll take the bus downtown." (Paul / say)
Paul said that they would take the bus downtown.
"We'll arrest you if you don't move!" (The police / warn)
The police warned Rosa that they would arrest her if she didn't move.
"I won't give up my seat." (Rosa Parks / tell / the driver)
Rosa Parks told the driver that she wouldn't give up her seat.
"I'm going shopping on Saturday." (Adam / say)
Adam said that he was going shopping on Saturday.
"Segregation is illegal." (The Supreme Court /say)
The Supreme court said that segregation was illegal.
"I saw you yesterday." (Eve / tell / Peter)
Eve told Peter that she had seen him the day before / the previous day.
"You'll have to pay a fine of $14." (the judge / tell)
The judge told Rosa that she would have to pay a fine of $14.
"I want you to come here!" (dad / tell / Peter)
His dad told Peter that he wanted him to go there.
"Harry, your room is a mess." (mum / tell)
Harry's mum told him that his room was a mess.
"I can't swim." (Tony / say)
Tony said that he could not swim.
"John really fancies you, Ana". (Tim / tell)
Tim told Ana that John really fancied her.
"I've decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear." (Martin Luther KIng Jr. / say)
Martin Luther King Jr. said that he had decided to stick with love because hate was too great a burden to bear.
"We're going on a school trip." (the teacher / tell / us)
The teacher told us that we were going on a school trip.
"Live life as though nobody is watching, and express yourself as though everyone is listening." (Nelson Mandela / tell his people)
Nelson Mandela told his people to live life as though nobody was watching and express themselves as though everyone was listening.
"I don't understand the question." (Martha /tell / our teacher)
Martha told our teacher that she didn't understand the question.