Statements
"I love my new school," said Ann.
Ann said (that) she loved her new school.
"Where do you live?" the teacher asked Tom.
The teacher asked Tom where he lived.
"Close the window, please," the teacher said to Anna.
The teacher asked Anna to close the window.
"Let's go to the cinema tonight," said David. (Use: suggested)
David suggested going to the cinema / David suggested that they should go to the cinema.
"We are watching a movie right now," the boys said.
The boys said (that) they were watching a movie then / at that moment.
"Are you ready for the presentation?" Maya asked Alex.
Maya asked Alex if / whether he was ready for the presentation.
"Don't touch my phone!" my brother shouted.
My brother told me not to touch his phone.
"No, I didn't break the classroom window!" said Liam. (Use: denied)
Liam denied breaking the classroom window / denied that he had broken the window.
"I have already finished my English project," Luke said.
Luke said (that) he had already finished his English project.
"What time did the accident happen?" the reporter asked.
The reporter asked what time the accident had happened.
"Please, don't make so much noise," mom said to us.
Mom asked us not to make so much noise.
"I am sorry I lost your book," she said. (Use: apologized)
She apologized for losing my book.
"The train will arrive at 5 PM," the officer explained.
The officer explained (that) the train would arrive at 5 PM.
"Have you ever visited London?" she asked me.
She asked me if / whether I had ever visited London.
"Fasten your seatbelts," the flight attendant said to the passengers.
The flight attendant ordered the passengers to fasten their seatbelts.
"Yes, it was me who took the last piece of cake," admitted John. (Use: admitted)
John admitted taking (or admitted that he had taken) the last piece of cake.
"I bought this laptop yesterday," Mary told me.
Mary told me (that) she had bought that laptop the day before / the previous day.
: "Why won't you join our team?" Lucas asked Ben.
Lucas asked Ben why he wouldn't join their team.
"Don't forget to upload your essay before 4 PM," Mr. Green warned.
Mr. Green warned them not to forget to upload their essay before 4 PM.
"If I were you, I would take a gap year," the counselor said. (Use: advised)
The counselor advised me to take a gap year.