Please transform the sentence from Direct to Reported Speech or from Reported to Direct Speech (Beware of punctuation):

"Could

you please pass me the salt?" she asked politely.

Please transform the sentence from Direct to Reported Speech or from Reported to Direct Speech (Beware of punctuation):

She

mentioned that she might attend the conference next week.

Fill in the gap with ONE word:

She waited in the

car with the engine turned ........................ .

The sentence may contain a mistake. Find and correct it (rewrite the sentence). (If there is no mistake write “None”).

She

asked me if I had finished my homework yesterday.

The sentence may contain a mistake. Find and correct it (rewrite the sentence). (If there is no mistake write “None”).

He

told me to not speak so loudly.

Please transform the sentence from Direct to Reported Speech or from Reported to Direct Speech (Beware of punctuation):

He

explained that he had been working on the project for weeks.

Please transform the sentence from Direct to Reported Speech or from Reported to Direct Speech (Beware of punctuation):

"I

wonder if the train has already left," he said.

Fill in the gap with ONE word:

It is well-known

that those who pick ...................... people smaller than themselves are lacking in self-confidence.

Fill in the gap with ONE word:

After losing his

job and going through a rough divorce, he found himself living as a

down-and-.................. in the city streets, with nothing but his tattered clothes and

shattered dreams.

The sentence may contain a mistake. Find and correct it (rewrite the sentence). (If there is no mistake write “None”).

They

asked him where did he buy his new phone.