Indirect = He suggested going to the cinema.
2. Direct = “Watch out! The bull looks dangerous,” they said
Indirect = They warned us against the dangerous bull.
3. Direct = “Daddy, I'm going out with John,” she said.
Indirect = Sue confessed that she was going with John.
4. Direct = “What a pity I didn't see the ceremony,” he said.
Indirect = He regretted not seeing the ceremony.
5. Direct = “You are right. it was a mistake to get up so early,” Chris said.
Indirect = Chris admitted getting up early was a mistake.
6. Direct = “Thank you very much indeed,” he said.
Indirect = He thanked Susan.
7. Direct = “Robert, welcome to our city!” the Lord Mayor said.
Indirect = The Lord Mayor greeted Robert.
8. Direct = “Look, he is a thief!” the greengrocer said.
Indirect = The greengrocer accused him of being a thief.
9. Direct = “I will help you, Tom, for sure,” the teacher said.
Indirect = The teacher promised to help Tom.
10. Direct = “Stay with us until tomorrow, OK. ?
Indirect = The uncle insisted on our staying with them for the night.
11. Direct = “How about having a swim?” they said.
Indirect = They suggested having a swim.
12. Direct = “Mummy, buy me that toy, please, please,” the kid said.
Indirect = The kid begged her Mum to buy him a toy.
13. Direct = “It's a pity we didn't meet the president,” they said.
Indirect = They regretted not meeting the president.
14. Direct = “Look out! Timber!” the foreman said.
Indirect = The foreman warned the other workers against the falling tree.
15. Direct = “You'd better start learning for the exam, Roger,” the biology teacher said.
Indirect = The biology teacher advised Roger to start learning for the exam.
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