Sure! Here’s a breakdown of the sentences provided, along with their conversions into reported speech and notes on the type of statements they represent.

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Ex 6: SPECIAL CASES

1. She said, “How beautiful they are.”

- Reported: She said that they were beautiful.
- Type: Exclamatory.

2. I said, “How fast he is running!”

- Reported: I said that he was running very fast.
- Type: Exclamatory.

3. He said, “What a lovely house!”

- Reported: He said that it was a lovely house.
- Type: Exclamatory.

4. She said, “What beautiful flowers!”

- Reported: She said that they were beautiful flowers.
- Type: Exclamatory.

5. She said to him, “Shall we eat out tonight?”

- Reported: She asked him if they should eat out that night.
- Type: Question.

6. “Why don’t you put a better lock on the door?”

- Reported: He suggested putting a better lock on the door.
- Type: Suggestion.

7. He said, “Cigarette,” I answered, “No, thanks.”

- Reported: He asked for a cigarette, and I replied that I didn’t want one.
- Type: Request/Response.

8. She said to me, “Remember to lock the door before you go to bed.”

- Reported: She reminded me to lock the door before going to bed.
- Type: Reminder.

9. She said, “Can I have some money, Mum?”

- Reported: She asked if she could have some money.
- Type: Question.

10. She said, “The earth moves around the sun.”

- Reported: She said that the earth moves around the sun.
- Type: Statement.

11. Tom said, “I would rather you started today.”

- Reported: Tom said that he would rather I started that day.
- Type: Preference.

12. She said, “Could I have a cup of coffee?”

- Reported: She asked if she could have a cup of coffee.
- Type: Question.

13. “Would you mind waiting?” he said.

- Reported: He asked if I would mind waiting.
- Type: Question.

14. “Would you like to drink coffee?” he said.

- Reported: He asked if I would like to drink coffee.
- Type: Question.

15. Lan said, “You had better go to the doctor.”

- Reported: Lan advised that I had better go to the doctor.
- Type: Advice.

16. Henry said, “Let’s not fuss about it.”

- Reported: Henry suggested that we should not fuss about it.
- Type: Suggestion.

17. They said, “We will wait if you are late.”

- Reported: They said that they would wait if I was late.
- Type: Statement.

18. Peter said, “I wish I had something to eat.”

- Reported: Peter expressed that he wished he had something to eat.
- Type: Wish.

19. My mother said, “If I were you, I should do nothing about it.”

- Reported: My mother said that if she were me, she would do nothing about it.
- Type: Hypothetical.

20. The coach said to them, “It’s high time we began training for our next match.”

- Reported: The coach said that it was high time they began training for their next match.
- Type: Suggestion.

21. I said to her, “I wish you had seen it.”

- Reported: I expressed that I wished she had seen it.
- Type: Wish.

22. His mother said, “Don’t forget to thank Mrs. Jones.”

- Reported: His mother reminded him not to forget to thank Mrs. Jones.
- Type: Reminder.

23. He said, “You might check these figures for me.”

- Reported: He suggested that I might check those figures for him.
- Type: Suggestion.

24. “Where shall we meet?” I said. “What about the hotel?” Bill said.

- Reported: I asked where we should meet, and Bill suggested the hotel.
- Type: Question/Suggestion.

25. “You needn’t come in tomorrow,” said my employer. “Take the day off.”

- Reported: My employer said that I needn’t come in the next day and that I could take the day off.
- Type: Statement/Instruction.

With the conversions provided above, you have a complete reference for understanding how to transform direct speech into reported speech.