Reported speech / Indirect speech

'I'm really tired' ⇒ She said that she _____ really tired.

'I don't want any trouble.' ⇒ He told me he _____ any trouble.

'I won't call you again.' ⇒ She told me she _____ again.

'I can lend you the money' ⇒ She told me she _____ me the money.

'I didn't steal any money.' ⇒ The thief said that he _____ any money.

'I'm trying to concentrate.' ⇒ She said that she _____ to concentrate.

'I haven't seen Tom.' ⇒ She told me she _____ Tom.

'I work in a bank.' ⇒ He said that he____ in a bank.

'I am working today.' ⇒ She told us she ___ that day.

'I've been ill for a couple of weeks.' ⇒ He told me he ___ for a couple of weeks.

'I was at the doctor's all morning.' ⇒ She told me that she ___  at the doctor's all morning.

'I can't do it without your help.' ⇒ She said she ___ it without my help.

“What time is it?” ⇒ Roberto _____ me what time it was.

“I have a new job.” ⇒ Samantha said she _____ a new job.

“I’m a student.” ⇒ Sam said he _____.a student.

“Do you work at night?” ⇒ Maria asked _____ at night.

“I don’t like Monday mornings.” ⇒ Stewart said he _____ Monday mornings.

"Do you know the answer?” ⇒ Cindy asked me if _____ the answer.

"Do you want me to turn off the radio?" ⇒ I asked my sister _____ me to turn off the radio.

"The manager will be in his office all afternoon." ⇒ The secretary told me that the manager _____ in his office all afternoon.

"Don't drive so fast." ⇒ The policeman told me _____.

"We don't want to go without you." ⇒ The girls told us that _____.

"Blow up the bridge." ⇒ The officer ordered the men _____.

"Don't overcook the pudding or it might burn." ⇒ My mother warned me _____ or it would burn.