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It looks like you've provided a list of reported speech exercises. Reported speech, also known as indirect speech, is used to report what someone else has said without quoting them directly. In reported speech, the tense and pronouns may change based on the context. For Exercise 5: 1. Tom asked the girl when she had had that picture taken. 2. Tom suggested going somewhere for a cup of coffee after class. 3. John suggested to Mary that she should wear her hair a little longer. 4. The landlady offered the guest another cup of tea. 5. My sister suggested going to see Aunt Mary on Sunday. 6. She asked me if I had ever seen a flying saucer. 7. James offered to type the letter for me. 8. Alfred denied using John's cassette player and claimed that someone else did it, not him. 9. Father mentioned that he was the superintendent while the school was being built. 10. The woman expressed that having a gas stove would save her a lot of time. For Exercise 6: 1. Jane inquired from Bill when he expected to finish his assignment. 2. The man asked the boy if he could show him the way to the bank. 3. Fred asked the postman if there were any letters for him today. If you have any specific questions or need further explanation about reported speech or any other language-related topic, feel free to ask!