‘Do you like your present?’ she asked., She asked me if I liked my present., ‘Don't start!’ the teacher told them., The teacher told them not to start., ‘Please help me!’ the old woman said. The old woman asked me …, The old woman asked me to help her., ‘What time are we meeting?’ I asked her., I asked her what time we were meeting., ‘We're leaving tomorrow’, they said., They said they were leaving the next day., ‘I won't tell anybody’, he told me., He told me he wouldn't tell anybody., I can't remember your name’, she said (to me)., She said she couldn't remember my name., ‘I bought my trousers in the sales’, she told me., She told me she'd bought her trousers in the sales., ‘Who invited you to the party?’ Mike asked me., Mike asked (me) who had invited me to the party., ‘What were you doing in New York?’ she asked., She asked me/us what I'd/we’d been doing in New York., ‘I haven't spoken to Susan since Christmas’, Mary said., Mary said she hadn't spoken to Susan since Christmas.

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