He said to her: “I won’t be able to go to the meeting.”	He told her he wouldn’t be able to go to the meeting.
He said to me: “Can you swim?”	He asked me if I could swim
He said to me: “It takes about three hours to drive to Cambridge.”	He told me it took about three hours to drive to Cambridge.
I said to them: “When we’ve finished this game we’ll have dinner.”	I told them when we had finished that game we would have dinner.
He said to her: “Can you give me your phone number?”	He asked her if she could give him her phone number. / He asked her for her phone number.
He said to her: “Are you a doctor?”	He asked her if she was a doctor.
He said to her: “What time does the next bus leave?”	He asked her what time the next bus left.
I said to him: “Does she know what she’s doing?”	I asked him if she knew what she was doing.
They said to us: “Who are you?”	They asked us who we were.
He said to me: “I live a long way away.”	He told me he lived a long way away.
He said to him: “Do you work here?”	He asked him if he worked there.
She said to him: “Will the train be late?”	She asked him if the train would be late.
I said to him: “You can’t have any money.”	I told him he couldn’t have any money.
She said to me: “How many people know about the plan?”	She asked me how many people knew about the plan.
I said to her: “I’ve always thought your sister was married.”	I told her I had always thought her sister had been married.
He said to me: “Do you know these are my cigarettes?”	He asked me if I knew those were his cigarettes.
She said to him: “I’m tired.”	She told him she was tired.
She said to him: “Where is my husband?”	She asked him where her husband was.
I said to him: “Who wrote the bible?”	I asked him who had written the bible
I said to her: “Maria doesn’t understand English.”	I told her Maria didn’t understand English.
She said to me: “Why do your parents live in Greece?”	She asked me why my parents lived in Greece.
He said to me: “Do you have a credit card?”	He asked me if I had a credit card.