Report the following commands, requests, and suggestions. Change an introductory verb, if necessary

61) “We’ll pay for the damage,” they told us.

62) “Don’t forget to do the washing-up,” Mum said to me.

63) “We should send some money to David,” he proposed.

64) “I’ll definitely finish the work by the end of the week,” he said.

65) “Could I speak to the manager, please?” he said.

66) “Don’t throw old wine away, you can always use it for cooking,” she said.

67) “To make tea taste better, warm the tea-leaves before you use them,” she advised.

68) “I think you had better phone the police,” she told him.

69) “Come and see me after the lecture,” the professor said to the student.

70) “I really must have a rest,” Laura said.

71) “All right. I won’t talk about tennis,” Paul said to his friends.

72) “Do have a drink,” Clara told us.

73) “Shall I talk to him?” he asked.

74) “Why don’t you come to the mountains with me next weekend?” he said to her.

75) “Please, don’t tell mother,” she begged him.

76) “You lied to me,” Frank said to Ann.

77) “Don’t ever offer a cigar to Al,” he said to Jim.

78) “I wonder if you could pass the spinach to me?” she said to him.

79) “I’ll punish you if you behave badly,” Dad told the boy.

80) “I’m sorry I forgot to call you,” Steve said.

81) “I’m the best volleyball player in the school,” Martin told me.

82) “Drive carefully,” she told him.

83) “Yes, I took the documents,” she told him.

84) “Shall I help you with the cooking?” she said.

85) “Stand to attention!” he commanded the soldiers.

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