STATEMENTS
"I want to buy a house," said Sarah .
Sarah said that she wanted to buy a house.
"Do you know which road to take?" Mart asked Juhan.
Mart asked Juhan if he knew which road to take.
"What time did you get here?" Bill asked me.
Bill wanted to know what time I had got there.
"Get plenty of rest," the doctor told me.
The doctor ordered me to get plenty of rest.
"Don't open the window," he said.
He told me not to open the window.
"I can get a job in London now," Tim told me.
Tim told me that he could get a job in London then.
"Is everyone present today?" the teacher asked.
The teacher asked if everyone was present that day.
"Will you buy a new car?" Beth asked his brother.
Beth wanted to know whether his brother would buy a new car.
"Stop making a noise!" our teacher told us.
Our teacher ordered us to stop making a noise.
"Don't play tennis today," Mari said.
Mari told me not to play tennis that day.
"I went to Guatemala last year" explained Sarah.
Sarah explained that she had gone to Guatemala the previous year / the year before.
"Can you play badminton?" Susan asked me.
Susan asked me if I could play bandminton.
"Where did you go last weekend?" my friend asked me.
My friend wanted to know where I had gone the previous weekend / the weekend before.
"Clean the blue bike!" his father told Andrew.
His father ordered Andrew to clean the blue bike.
"Don't push this button now," Mari said.
Mari told me not to push that button then.
"The meeting has started early," her boss told Amy.
Her boss told Amy that the meeting had started early.
"Have you been to Lisbon?" Mart asked Jüri.
Mark asked Jüri if he had been to Lisbon.
"What will you do after school?" her dad asked Ellie.
Her dad wanted to know what Ellie would do after school.
''Get out of the car!'' the police officer told me.
The police officer ordered me to get out of the car.
"Did you go skiing in December?" Mari asked.
Mari asked if I had gone skiing in December.
''I saw Mary yesterday,'' Bill told his sister.
Bill told his sister that he had seen Mary the previous day / the day before.
"Did you see anything interesting yesterday?" she asked me.
She asked me if I had seen anything interesing the previous day.
"When will the party start?" Tom asked.
Tom wanted to know when the party would start.
"Turn off the TV!" my mom told me.
My mom ordered me to turn off the TV.
"Did you have lunch yesterday?" Mari asked.
Mari asked if I had had lunch the previous day / the day before.