5circle the correct answers.1 the doctor said /told reporters fiona was well.2 fiona said / told she was planning to go swimming again soon.3 i told / said her she was very lucky.4 the manager told / said the swimming pool was open again.5 fiona said / told she wanted to go back to school soon.6 fiona's mum and dad told / said fiona she had to stay in bed.​

1. The correct answer is "the doctor said". We use "said" when reporting direct speech without using the person's exact words. In this case, the doctor is directly speaking to reporters about Fiona's health.

2. The correct answer is "Fiona said". Again, we use "said" when reporting direct speech, and in this case, Fiona is directly speaking about her plans to go swimming again soon.

3. The correct answer is "I told". We use "told" when reporting someone else's exact words that we have communicated to another person. In this case, "I told her she was very lucky" means that the speaker communicated these exact words to another person.

4. The correct answer is "the manager said". Here, the manager is directly speaking about the status of the swimming pool, so we use "said" to report this direct speech.

5. The correct answer is "Fiona said". Fiona is directly speaking about her desire to go back to school, so we use "said" to report this direct speech.

6. The correct answer is "Fiona's mum and dad told". In this case, Fiona's parents are directly speaking to Fiona about her need to stay in bed, so we use "told" to report their direct speech.

Remember, the choice between "said" and "told" depends on the context and who is speaking or communicating the information. "Said" is generally used for direct speech, while "told" is used when reporting someone else's exact words to another person.