Grammar: Turn the following from direct speech into reported speech, as in the example
1. “ I have a headache” she said to me
She told me that she had a headache
2. “ I got a letter from Joanne this morning “ he says
3. “ there is a bus strike tomorrow” he said to us
4. “ I’m going to the report to the airport to pick up James” he said
5. “ We all speak French fluently” they said to her
6. “ I have just come back from the museum” she said to me
7. “ I got an A in my history test yesterday” she said to me
8. “ I’ve just finished reading a brilliant novel” he said to her

- Hello. Café Viktoria. Can I help you?

- Hello. I would like to book a table, please.

- What day and what time do you want to come?

- Next Tuesday at 6 p.m. My father will have a birthday at that day.  Do you have any free tables?

- Yes, we do. How many people are there in your party?

- I think  there will be ten or eleven of us.

- OK. A table for eleven then. Would you like smoking or non-smoking table?

- Non-smoking, please.

- Right. Can I get your name, sir?

- Viktor Ivanov.

- Is there anything else I can do for you, Mr. Bond?

- No. That’s all I think.

- So you have a reservation for Next Tuesday at 6 p.m.

- Ok

- Thank you for calling. See you later.

- Good bye!

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