Reported Speech. Грамматика. Прошу помочь, кто разбирается

3.Turn the following questions from direct into reported speech.
1.“Who broke the window?” the teacher asked the students.
The teacher asked the students who had broken the window.

1.“Where are you going on holiday this year?” Josh asked me.
Josh asked me where I was going on holiday that year.

2.“What time is the wedding?” Helen asked.
Helen asked what time the wedding was.

3.“Did John Go to the party last night?” Jill asked.
Jill asked if John had gone to the party the previois night.

4.“Why are you laughing?” Philip asked.
Philip asked (me) why I was laughing.

5.“How long does it take you to walk home from here?” Peter asked.
Peter asked how long it took me to walk home from there.

6.“Will you lend me some money?” Lesley asked Sara.
Lesley asked Sara if she would lend her some money.

7.“Who is this man?” the old lady asked her husband.
The old lady asked her husband who the/that man was.

4.Turn the questions from direct speech into reported speech. (At the shop)
1.Do you have this in a smaller size? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if they had it in a smaller size.
1.Does it come in blue? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if it came in blue.
2.Can you order one for me? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if they could order one for him.
3.Is it expensive? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if it was expensive.
4.Can I try it on? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if he could try it on.
5.Are there any shoes to match? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if there were any shoes to match.
6.Can I pay by credit card? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if he could pay by credit card.
7.Will your new stock come in soon? - The customer asked (the shop assistant) if their new stock would come in soon.

5.Complete each sentence with two to five words, including the word in bold.
1.“I’m not giving you any ice cream until you have eaten your dinner,” said Barry’s mother. – Barrie’s mother refused to give him any ice cream until he had eaten his dinner.
2.“I’m sorry I broke the window”, said Sean. – Sean apologized for breaking the window.
3.“Shall I help you carry the box?” asked Tom. – Tom offered to help me (to) carry the box.
4.“You should tell your parents the truth,” my friend said to me. – My friend advised me to tell my parents the truth.
5.“Could you go to the bank?” he said to me. – He asked me to go to the bank.
6.I really will remember to feed the fish,” Maurice said. – Maurice promised to feed the fish.
7.“No, I won’t drive you to the football match,” Mum said to me. – Mum refused to drive me to the football match.
8.“Why don’t we go to Paris for our holiday this year?” she said. – She suggested going to Paris for their holiday that year

3. Translate the following questions from direct to report speech. 1. “Who broke the window? the teacher asked the students. The teacher asked the students who broke the window. 1. “Where are you going on vacation this year?”Josh asked me. Josh asked me where I was going on vacation that year. 2. “What time is the wedding? Helen asked. Helen asked what time the wedding was. 3. “Was John at the party last night? Jill asked. Jill asked if John was at the party last night. 4. “Why are you laughing? Philip asked. Philip asked (me) why I was laughing. 5. “How long does it take you to walk home from here? Peter asked. Peter asked me how long it took me to walk home from there. 6. “Will you lend me some money?”Leslie asked Sarah. Leslie asked Sarah if she would lend her some money. 7. “Who is this man?” - an elderly lady asked her husband. An elderly lady asked her husband who this man was. 4. Translate the questions from direct speech into reporting speech. (In the store) 1.Do do you have it in a smaller size? - The buyer asked (the seller) if they have it in a smaller size. 1. Does it come in blue? - The buyer asked (the seller) if he came in blue. 2. Can you order it for me? - The buyer asked (the seller) if they could order the same for him. 3.Is is it expensive? - The buyer asked (the seller) if it was expensive. 4. Can I try this on? - The buyer asked (the seller) if he could try it on. 5. Are there any suitable shoes? - The buyer asked (the seller) if there were any suitable shoes. 6. Can I pay by credit card? - The buyer asked (the seller) if he could pay with a credit card. 7. Will your new shares arrive soon? - The buyer asked (the seller) if their new products would arrive soon. 5. Complete each sentence with two to five words, including the word in bold. 1. “I won't give you any ice cream until you eat your dinner,” Barry's mother said. – Barry's mother refused to give him ice cream until he ate his dinner. 2. “I'm sorry I broke the window,” Sean said. "Sean apologized for breaking the window. 3. “Should I help you carry the box?"Tom offered to help me (carry) the box. 4. “You have to tell your parents the truth,” my friend told me. – My friend advised me to tell my parents the truth. 5. “Could you go to the bank?” he told me. – He asked me to go to the bank. 6. I really won't forget to feed the fish,” said Maurice. - Maurice promised to feed the fish. 7. “No, I'm not taking you to a football match,” my mother told me. – Mom refused to take me to a football match. 8. “Why don't we go to Paris for the holidays this year?”What is it?" she asked. – She offered to go to Paris for a vacation that year