Put the following into indirect speech.
1. ‘Don’t watch late-night horror movies, Henry’, I warned.
2. ‘I’ll come with you as soon as I’m ready,’ she replied.
3. ‘Are there smoking compartments?’ said the man with a pipe.
4. ‘Did this train stop at York?’ asked Bill.
5. ‘Who has won?’ asked Ann.
6. ‘Can you get coffee on the train?’ asked my mother.
7. ‘What else did you see?’ I asked the boy.
8. ‘Please do as I say,’ he begged me.
9. ‘Don’t lean your bicycles against my windows, boys,’ said the shopkeeper.
10. ‘Where were you last night, Mr. Jones?’ he said.

2. I have not seen (see - pres perf) Bill for a long time. Я давно не вижу Била.
3. Can (can - prs simp) you hear a bird singing? Слышишь - птичка поёт?
4. Many different languages are spoken (speak - pres simp pass) in Europe. В Европе говорят на многих языках.
5. She has been studying (study - pres perf cont) in the library for hours. Она уже много часов занимается в библиотеке.
6. There were (be - past simp) so many cars in the street that we could (can - past simp) not find a parking space. Было так много машин на улице, что мы не смогли найти места припарковаться.

In the village where I live there is a story that (1) someone hid a great treasure many years ago (2) somewhere in the churchyard. (3) No one has ever discovered it, although many people have tried. The story also says that if (4) someone discovers the treasure, he will have (5) nothing but bad luck for the rest of his life. At the end of the last century, a man from the village spent the night in the churchyard looking for the treasure. In the morning, his friend couldn`t find him (6) anywhere. Finally, after many days, he returned to the village but (7) nobody could understand (8) anything he said. I am not sure if there is (9) any truth in the story, and I don't really want to find out.