direct speech to reported speech
She has told him: "I always have to clean up after you!"
She has told him that she always has to clean up after him.
She said she was very happy to be there.
She said: "I am very happy to be here."
He said: "I didn't break the windows."
(denied)
He denied breaking the windows.
He denied having broken the windows.
He denied that he had broken the windows.
She recommended to go to the cinema.
She recommended going to the cinema.
She said:"Congratulations! You've passed the test." (congratulate)
She congratulated me on passing the test.
She congratulated me on having passed the test.
She asked: "Why don't you try going to bed early tonight?"
She asked why he didn't try going to bed early that night.
He said that he had not done it.
He said: "I didn't do it."
She said: "I am going to study at the university here." (decided)
She decided that she was going to study at the university there.
She decided to study at the university there.
The travel agent said that we will get a room on the fifth floor.
The travel agent said that we would get a room on the fifth floor.
They said: "We are sorry that we didn't clean up our mess yesterday." (apologise)
They apologised for not having cleaned up their mess the day before.
She said: "I have just seen him. He can't be far."
She said that she had just seen him and that he couldn't be far.
He told her that he had not seen him for a while."
He told her: "I haven't seen him for a while."
She said: "These solutions are not correct." (alleged)
She alleged that those solutions were not correct.
She ordered that he should shut up.
She ordered him to shut up.
He said: "I'm the best swimmer in this town." (boasted)
He boasted about being the best swimmer in that town.
She said: "I was listening to the radio yesterday when the there was knock on the door."
She said that she had been listening to the radio the day before when there had been a knock on the door.
She told him not to forget about the plants.
She told him: "Don't forget about the plants."
She said: "I will tell my parents that you stole the money if you don't help me now." (threaten, he)
She threatened that she would tell her parents that he had stolen the money if he didn't help her then.
They admitted to have stolen the painting.
They admitted having stolen the painting.
They admitted stealing the painting.
They admitted to having stolen the painting.
They admitted to stealing the painting.
She said: "Don't eat so many sweets!" (objected)
She objected to me eating so many sweets.
She said: "While you are all sitting in class I will be lying on the beach at this time next week."
She said that while they were all sitting in class she would be lying on the beach at that time the week after.
They explained that they would be cleaning the flat at that time the next day.
They explained: "We will be cleaning the flat at this time tomorrow."
He said: "You should always check with a dictionary first." (advise, he)
He advised him to always check with a dictionary first.
He advised that he should always check with a dictionary first.
He advised that he always check with a dictionary first.
She threatened that she would call the police.
She threatened to call the police.
They said: "Let's not go home yet." (propose)
They proposed that they should not go home yet.
They proposed that they not go home yet.
They proposed not going home yet.