Positive sentences
Rachel: "I want to stay in shape."
Rachel said (that) she wanted to stay in shape (OR) Rachel told me (that) she wanted to stay in shape
John: "I don't want to be lazy."
John said (that) he didn't want to be lazy (OR) John told me (that) he didn't want to be lazy
Rachel: "Do you like my dress?"
She asked if I liked her dress
Sally: "Why do you like hockey?"
She asked why I liked hockey.
he said (that) she was going bungee-jumping (OR) he told me (that) she was going bungee-jumping
Rachel is late to the football match. You call her to see if she's coming. Rachel: "Sorry, I'm running a few minutes late because of traffic."
Rachel said (that) she was running a few minutes late because of traffic (OR) Rachel told me (that) she was running a few minutes late because of traffic
Greg: "Elisa doesn't like doing exercise at all."
He said (that) Elisa didn't like doing exercise at all. (OR) He told me (that) Elisa didn't like doing exercise at all.
Rachel: "Are they coming to the hockey game?"
Rachel asked if they were coming to the hockey game.
Jerry: "Where do you like to go skiing?"
He asked me where I liked to go skiing.
Simon: "I don't know how to play chess."
he said he didn't know how to play chess (OR) he told me he didn't know how to play chess
Grandpa: "I'll rain tomorrow."
Grandpa said (that) it would rain tomorrow (OR) Grandpa told me (that) it would rain tomorrow
Tom: "I won't be able to hit the ball from over there."
He said (that) he wouldn't be able to hit the ball from over there (OR) He told me (that) he wouldn't be able to hit the ball from over there
John: "Can you buy some milk at the grocery store?"
John asked if I could buy some milk at the grocery store.
Gina: "Where can I go biking in this area?"
she asked where she could go biking in this area
Tim: "Did you manage to cross the finish line?"
He asked if I'd managed to cross the finish line
Rachel to Tom: "Sure, I can go biking with you on the weekend.
She told me (that) she could go biking on the weekend (OR) she said (that) she could go biking on the weekend.
Jen: "I can't do boxing because I don't want to punch anyone."
She said (that) she couldn't do boxing because she didn't want to punch anyone (OR) she told me (that) she couldn't do boxing because she didn't want to punch anyone
Fred: "Will I be able to play football tomorrow?"
Fred asked if he would be able to play football tomorrow.
Tom: "When will I finally get fit?"
John: "I can't play without my helmet."
he said (that) he couldn't play without his helmet. (OR) he told me (that) he couldn't play without his helmet
Rachel, Tom and Jessica: "We went walking yesterday."
They said (that) they'd gone walking yesterday (OR) they told me (that) they'd gone walking yesterday
Tim: "I didn't tackle him quickly enough."
He said (that) he hadn't tackled him quickly enough (OR) He said (that) he hadn't tackled him quickly enough
Dan: "Did you score the winning goal?"
Dan asked if I'd scored the winning goal.
Carl: "How long did the game take?"
he asked how long the game took
Jon: "How often did you do yoga at that time?"
He asked how often I'd done yoga at that time