Rewrite the sentences in reported speech, changing the verb tenses and the pronouns appropriately.

1'My sister isn't well.' ⇒ She said that.

2'I called you.' ⇒ He said that .

3'I won't come back.' ⇒ She told me that .

4'I've found a wallet.' ⇒ He said that .

5'I don't like fish.' ⇒ He told me that .

6'I'm looking for a job.' ⇒ She told me that .

7'You must show me your passport.' ⇒ She told me that .

8'I'll call you soon.' ⇒ He told me that .

9'I'm not feeling well.' ⇒ She said that .

10'You took my car.' ⇒ She said that .​

1. "My sister isn't well." ⇒ She said that.
Reported speech: She said that her sister wasn't well.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "my" to "her" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the present tense, we kept the verb tense unchanged in reported speech.

2. "I called you." ⇒ He said that.
Reported speech: He said that he had called me.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "you" to "me" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the past tense, we changed the verb tense to past perfect in reported speech.

3. "I won't come back." ⇒ She told me that.
Reported speech: She told me that she wouldn't come back.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "I" to "she" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the future tense, we changed the verb tense to future in the past in reported speech.

4. "I've found a wallet." ⇒ He said that.
Reported speech: He said that he had found a wallet.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "I" to "he" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the present perfect tense, we changed the verb tense to past perfect in reported speech.

5. "I don't like fish." ⇒ He told me that.
Reported speech: He told me that he didn't like fish.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "I" to "he" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the present simple tense, we changed the verb tense to past simple in reported speech.

6. "I'm looking for a job." ⇒ She told me that.
Reported speech: She told me that she was looking for a job.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "I" to "she" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the present continuous tense, we changed the verb tense to past continuous in reported speech.

7. "You must show me your passport." ⇒ She told me that.
Reported speech: She told me that I must show her my passport.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "you" to "I" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the present simple tense, we kept the verb tense unchanged in reported speech.

8. "I'll call you soon." ⇒ He told me that.
Reported speech: He told me that he would call me soon.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "I" to "he" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the future simple tense, we changed the verb tense to future in the past in reported speech.

9. "I'm not feeling well." ⇒ She said that.
Reported speech: She said that she wasn't feeling well.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "I" to "she" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the present continuous tense, we changed the verb tense to past continuous in reported speech.

10. "You took my car." ⇒ She said that.
Reported speech: She said that I had taken her car.
Explanation: We changed the pronoun "you" to "I" to match the subject of the reported sentence. Since the original sentence is in the past simple tense, we changed the verb tense to past perfect in reported speech.