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I had the fantastic opportunity to interview Leandro, the talented teenage singer. Our conversation was quite enlightening, and I got to know a lot about his life beyond the stage. When I asked him about his education, Leandro shared that he's currently in 8th grade. It was interesting to learn that despite his fame, he still prioritizes his studies. I found out that he travels to school by car, which must be convenient for someone with a busy schedule like his. Speaking of busy schedules, I was surprised to learn that his dream job isn't singing, but actually being a doctor. It's clear that Leandro has diverse interests and aspirations. As for his personal life, Leandro has two adorable pets – a Welsh corgi and a parrot. It's lovely that he has such companions to keep him company when he's not touring or recording. When I asked him what he couldn't live without, Leandro mentioned playing basketball. It's wonderful to see that despite his fame, he values simple hobbies that bring him joy. In his free time, Leandro enjoys reading comics and writing songs. It's no surprise that writing songs is one of his hobbies, given his talent for music. Reading comics, however, is a unique interest that shows he has a fun and playful side. Overall, my interview with Leandro was a delightful experience, and I was pleased to discover more about his personality and interests beyond his music career. Here are the corrected and completed sentences: a. Put the words in the correct order to make complete sentences. 1. He told that his mother didn't like their new lake mansion. (Note: This sentence may sound a bit unusual, a more common sentence would be "He told me that his mother didn't like their new lake mansion.") 2. He told us that he would be going to another country every month. 3. My sister told me that she didn't like to visit the museum. 4. She said that her father wanted to buy her a new smartwatch. 5. My parents said that they could not come with me to the concert. b. Complete the sentences using reported speech. 6. (You've already completed this one correctly) Lily said that her father took her to school in his sports car. 7. (You've already completed this one correctly) Ben told me that his uncle was a famous musician and vlogger. 8. Sarah told him that his mother didn't like to live in a mansion. (Note: The original sentence says "My mother", so in reported speech it should be "his mother" if referring to the person being spoken to, or "her mother" if referring to someone else.) 9. Adrian told her that he couldn't live without playing soccer. 10. John said that he liked to have a new smartphone for his birthday. (Note: The verb tense has been adjusted to match the reported speech rules.)