Change the sentences to indirect speech.

1) 'We don't remember his address.'

They say that ... his address.

They said that ... his address.

2) 'We don't know her name.'

They say that ... her name.

They said that ... her name.

3) 'I don't understand the joke.'

She says that ... the joke.

She said that ... the joke.

4) 'The cake tastes wonderful.'

They say that ... wonderful.

They said that ... wonderful.

5) 'I feel bad.'

He says that ... bad.

He said that ... bad.

1) We don't remember his address.

They say that they don't remember his address.

They said that they didn't remember his address.

2) We don't know her name.

They say that they don't remember her name.

They said that they didn't remember her name.

3) I don't understand the joke.

She says that she doesn't understand the joke.

She said that she didn't understand the joke.

4) The cake tastes wonderful.

The say that the cake tastes wonderful.

They said that the cake tasted wonderful.

5) I feel bad.

He says that he feels bad.

He said that he felt bad.

1. they don't remember

they didn't remember

2. they don't know

they didn't know

3. she doesn't understand

she didn't understand

4. the cake tastes

the cake tasted

5. he feels

he felt