1.
“What should I wear to the fancy dress party?” Trang asked.
2.
“Should I help Chau with the money my mum gave to me?” she wondered.
3.
“Where can we get those traditional handicrafts?” Nick wondered.
4.
“Who can I turn to for help with my homework now?” Phuc said.
5.
“When should I break the sad news to him?” Hoa asked.

Question

trinhthikieuan · Accepted Answer

1. Trang wondered what to wear to the fancy dress party.
2. She wondered to help Chau with the money her mum gave to her.
3. Nick wondered where to get those traditional handicrafts.
4. Phuc wondered who to turn to for help with his homework then.
5. Hoa wondered when to break the sad news to him.

Timi · Answer

It seems like you&#x27;ve provided some direct speech sentences. If you want to convert them into reported speech (also known as indirect speech), here&#x27;s how:

1. Trang asked what she should wear to the fancy dress party.
2. She wondered if she should help Chau with the money her mum gave to her.
3. Nick wondered where they could get those traditional handicrafts.
4. Phuc said that he was wondering who he could turn to for help with his homework now.
5. Hoa asked when she should break the sad news to him.

In reported speech, we usually shift the tenses back. However, in these sentences, the situations are still relevant or not specific, so we can keep the present tense. Also, note that question words (what, where, who, when) remain the same in reported speech.

1. “What should I wear to the fancy dress party?” Trang asked. 2. “Should I help Chau with the money my mum gave to me?” she wondered. 3. “Where can we get those traditional handicrafts?” Nick wondere...