Transform the following into reported speech.

1)Fred said: “I have invented a new computer program”. 2)Mary said: “I will help my sister.” 3)They told me: “We were really happy.” 4)She said: “I live in a big apartment.” 5)He told her: “I am going to the fish market.” 6)Betty said: “I found my passport.” 7)Mr. Ford said: “I don’t like pork.” 8)Little Tim told his mother: “I am sleepy.”

1) Fred said that he had invented a new computer program.

2) Mary said that she would help her sister

3) They told me that they had been really happy

4) She said that she lived in a big apartment.

5) He told her that he was going to the fish market

6) Betty said that she had found her passport

7) Mr. Ford said that he didn't like pork

8) Little Tim told his mother that he was sleepy

Объяснение:

В Reported speech меняется:

Present Simple➜Past Simple

Past Simple➜Past Perfect

Past Perfect➜Past Perfect

Future Simple➜Would

Present Continuous➜Past Continuous

Past Continuous➜Past Perfect Continuous

Present Perfect➜Past Perfect.

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1. am packing

2. does pack

3. don't save up

4. are, saving up

5. am meeting

6. meet

7. are looking 

8. lost, looked

9. are, doing, am waiting

10. cries, waits 

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