Rewrite these sentences, changing the direct speech to reported speech. "Who has just dropped a $ 10 note?" I asked. "What happened to your partner?" asked one of the men. "Why do the prices go up so often?" she wondered. "Have you got a work permit?" Ann wanted to know. "Are you interested in advertising?" asked Mary. "Would you like to join our company?" she said. "Are you leaving today or tomorrow morning?" asked his secretary. "Don't watch late-night horror movies", I warned them "Read the contract before you sign it," he said to his client. "Buy a new car," I advised him.

1. I asked who had just dropped a $10 note.

2. She wondered why the price went up so often.

3. Anne wanted to know if I had gotten a work permit.

4. Mary asked if I was interested in advertising.

5. She asked if I would like to join their company.

6. I warned them not to watch late-night horror movies.

7. He advised his client to read the contract before he signed it.

8. I advised him to buy a new car.

Explanation:

In reported speech, past tense form of verb is used while in direct speech, present tense form of verb is used. In reported speech, we are reporting what someone has previously said. It is important to note that when direct speech uses past tense, we need not make a change. Direct speech is reporting verbatim what was said.

hi,   i believe the outlines that were supposed to be showing at the sentences, are not. could you highlight them somehow?

answer: sure

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