1. John says to his brother. "Is the telephone ringing?" 2. Nelly asks her friend, "Have you enjoyed the party?
3. Mary says. "Do you like the weather, Jane?"
4. Kitty says. "Shall we go for a walk, Mummy?"
5. The mother ways to her daughter. "Will you help me
to wash the dishes, dear?"
6. The children ask their mother. "Will you take us to
the theatre?"
7. The mother asks her son. "Would you like tea or
coffee?"
8. The mother asks her son. "Will you come back from
school at one o'clock or at two?"

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1. John asks his brother if the telephone is ringing.
- Explanation: In indirect speech, we use the verb "ask" or "say" followed by a conjunction (in this case, "if") to introduce the question or statement that was originally said. We also need to change the present continuous tense ("is ringing") to the corresponding tense of the reported speech ("was ringing").

2. Nelly asks her friend if she has enjoyed the party.
- Explanation: Again, we use the verb "asks" followed by "if" to introduce the question. We change the present perfect tense ("have enjoyed") to the corresponding tense of the reported speech ("had enjoyed").

3. Mary asks Jane if she likes the weather.
- Explanation: The verb "asks" followed by "if" is used to introduce the question. We change the present simple tense ("do you like") to the corresponding tense of the reported speech ("did you like").

4. Kitty suggests to her mother that they go for a walk.
- Explanation: In indirect speech, we use the verb "suggest" followed by a noun clause (in this case, "that they go") to express an idea or proposal. We change the modal verb "shall" to "should" in the reported speech.

5. The mother asks her daughter if she will help her to wash the dishes.
- Explanation: The verb "asks" followed by "if" is used to introduce the question. We change the future tense ("will you help") to the corresponding tense of the reported speech ("would help").

6. The children ask their mother if she will take them to the theatre.
- Explanation: The verb "ask" followed by "if" is used to introduce the question. We change the future tense ("will you take") to the corresponding tense of the reported speech ("would take").

7. The mother asks her son if he would like tea or coffee.
- Explanation: The verb "asks" followed by "if" is used to introduce the question. We change the modal verb "would" to "wanted" in the reported speech.

8. The mother asks her son if he will come back from school at one o'clock or at two.
- Explanation: The verb "asks" followed by "if" is used to introduce the question. We change the future tense ("will you come back") to the corresponding tense of the reported speech ("would come back").