DIRECT AND INDIRECT

1.      Jim said, “Iam sleepy”. Jim said (that) “He was sleepy”

2.      Sally said, “I don’t like chocolate”. Sally said (that) “She didn’t like chocolate”

3.      Marry said, “I am planning to take a trip”. Marry said (that) “She was planning to take a trip”

4.      Tom said, “I have already eaten lunch”. Tom said (that) “He had already eaten lunch”

5.      Kate said, “I called my doctor”. Kate said (that) “She had called my doctor”

6.      Mr. Rice said, “I’m going to go to chicago”. Mr. Rice said (that) “He was going to go to chicago”

7.       Eric said, “I will come to the meeting”. Eric said (that) “He would come to the meeting”

8.      Jean said, “I can’t affrod to buy a new car”. Jean said (that) “She couldn’t affrod to buy a new car”

9.      Jessica said, “I may go to the library”. Jessica said (that) “She might go to the library”

10.  Ted said, “I have to finish my work”. Ted said (that) “He had to finish my work”

11.  Ms. Young said, “I must talk to proffesor reed”. Ms. Young said (that) “She had talk to proffesor reed”

12.  Alice said, “I should visit my aunt and uncle”. Alice said (that) “She should visit her aunt and uncle”