I. Turn the following questions into the indirect speech.
1. She said, “Can you speak Spanish, Minh?”
2. Thanh said to her teacher, “Will I finish my exercise at home?”
3. Nien asked Hoa, “Do you have many new friends?”
4. They said to us, “Must you go now?”
5. My friend said, “Are you going to leave tomorrow?”
1. I asked Nam, “Are you free tonight?”
2. She asked the tourists, “Do you know the way to the station?”
3. John said, “Is Phong Nha Cave in southern Vietnam, Nhi?”
4. The...
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I. Turn the following questions into the indirect speech.
1. She said, “Can you speak Spanish, Minh?”
2. Thanh said to her teacher, “Will I finish my exercise at home?”
3. Nien asked Hoa, “Do you have many new friends?”
4. They said to us, “Must you go now?”
5. My friend said, “Are you going to leave tomorrow?”
1. I asked Nam, “Are you free tonight?”
2. She asked the tourists, “Do you know the way to the station?”
3. John said, “Is Phong Nha Cave in southern Vietnam, Nhi?”
4. The visitors said, “Can we take photo?”
5. Daniel said to Jim, “Is there a cafe nearby?”
V. 1. She asked Minh if / whether he could speak Spanish.
2. Thanh asked her teacher if/ whether she would finish her exercise at home:
3. Nien asked Hoa if / whether she had many new friends.
4. My friend asked me if / whether I was going to leave the next day.
5. They asked us if/ whether we had to go then.
6. I asked Nam if/ whether he was free that night.
7. She asked the tourists if/ whether they knew the way to the station.
8. John asked Nhi if / whether Phong Nha Cave was in southern Vietnam.
9. The visitors asked if/ whether they could take photos.
10. Daniel asked Jim if/ whether there was a café nearby.