Reported speech

REPORTED SPEECH EXERCISES Turn the following direct speech into reported speech:
I/ Commands, requests, advice( expressed by tell, order, ask, beg, advise, remind, warn) 1. Switch off the TV, he said to her
2. Shut the door Tom, she said 3. Lend me your pen for a moment, I said to Mary
4. Don’t watch late-night horror movie, I warn them  5. Please fill up this form, the secretary said.
6.Don’t touch that switch, Mary, I said. 7. Don’t believe everything you hear, he said.
8. Help your mother, Peter, Mr. Pat said. 9. Don’t forget to write to your mother, I reminded her.
10.Make a list of what you want, she told us 11 Don’t argue with your father, my mother said.
12.Please book me a seat in a non-smoker, she said 
II/ Statements  1. I have something to show you, I said to her
2.I’m going away tomorrow, Mum, said Peter. 3. I’ll come with you as soon as I’m ready, she said.
4. It’s not so foggy today as it was yesterday. 4. Nothing grows in my garden. It never gets any sun, she said. 5. I have a German lesson this afternoon and I haven’t my homework yet, said the small boy. 6. I’ll come and see you tomorrow, Hoa said
7. The E1 train leaves at 11.30 tonight, he reminded me 8. Liz is going back to America for this summer holidays, John says. 9. We went to the Grand Canyons last year, Tim tells me. 10. I can’t come to the party on Friday night. I have to do my homework, Lan says. 11. We want to go on holiday in Cat Tien National Garden but we can’t afford it, our friends tell us.  12. I don’t think your father like me, said the young wife.
III/ Questions 1. What country do you come from?, said Bill.  2. How long have you been here?, said Ann. 3.What happened to Mr. Bush yesterday?, asked Tom. 4. When are you coming back? I asked them. 5. How can I get from the station to the airport?, he wonders. 6. Which team has won?, asked Mrs. Jones 7. Why does the price go up so often?, she wondered.  8. Where is the ticket office?, asked the traveler 9. Did you play for your school team?I asked John.  10. Are you interested in acting? she asks me. 11.Have you enrolled for more than one class?, said Peter. 12. Whose cars did you borrow last night? I said to him 13.Who put salt in my coffee?, he asked. 14. Can the children get dinner at school?, she wonders.  15. Do you like the headmaster?, he asked.
IV. Commands, requests, invitations, offers, advice  1. Would you like to have lunch with me on Sunday? he said to me. 2. Would you like a cigarette? said one of the guests. 3. Would you mind not smoking between courses? said their hostess. 4. If I were you, I’d try to get a room on the top floor. he said to her. 5. Why don’t you go by train? It’s much less tiring than driving, she said. 6. Would you mind moving your car? he said. It’s blocking my gate. 7. You’d better answer this letter for him, I told Ann. 8. Can I have sweet?said the small boy. 9. Will you help me, please? she said. I can’t reach the top of the shelf. 10. Why don’t you go somewhere for a drink? he told me.
V. If- clauses and time clauses  1. Leave the key under the mat if you go out, said my mother. 2. If it goes on snowing, how will we get food?wondered the housewives. 3. When you hear the fire alarm, shut all windows and go down stair as quickly as possible,said the leader. 4. As soon as you find a hotel, ring me and give me the address, my mother said. 5. I will come to see you if I have time, the man said to her. 6. If it doesn’t rain, we will go out with you, I told her. 7. If you had asked me, I would have lent you my motorbike, said my friend. 8. They would be very disappointed if you didn’t come, the