Fill in the gaps with the correct pronoun or possessive adjective and then turn the sentences into direct speech:

1. Mary said that was waiting for son to come out of school.

2. Bill said had bought a new car for wife.

3. Sally said needed to help with the shopping.

4. James said would like to take out to supper.

5. Helen told Ann that thought new haircut was beautiful.

1. I сut some flowers from my garden yesterday. I have cut lots of flowers from my garden so far this summer.
2. I have not seen Tom lately.
3. The artist drew a picture of sunset yesterday. She has drawn many pictures of sunsets in her lifetime.
4. I fed birds at the park yesterday. I have fed birds at the park every day since I lost my job.
5. Ann woke up late and missed her breakfast on Monday.
6. I forgot to turn off the stove after dinner. I have forgotten to turn off the stove a lot of times in my lifetime.
7. The children hid in the basement yesterday. They have hidden in the basement often since they discovered a secret place there.
8. The baseball player hit the ball out of the stadium yesterday. He has hit  a lot of homeruns since he joined our team.
9. We first met in 2001. So we have known each other for 8 years.

1 When I arrived they turned off the television and started cooking.
2 Mr. Parker was very careless. He always smoked in the house.
3 We were listening to a CD when the telephone rang.
4 They had been waiting for half an hour when the bus finally arrived.
5 Why is Fiona so dirty? She has been cleaning her room.
6 Elisabeth has been a teacher since she graduated from university.
7 Chris had been learning English for five years by the time he took an exam.
8 Bobby has hurt his leg. He can't walk.
9 How many times have you been to Odessa? - I have never been there.
10 While Suzy was talking on the telephone the children started fighting and broke a window.