Передай в косвенной речи 1) Mark asked me, “Has Jim arrived?”
2) The shop assistant asked us, “ Can I help you?”
3) He asked me, “ How many dresses have you got”?
4) He said, “ Do you always hang your clothes up”?
5) We said, “Whose shoes do you take?”
6) You asked me, “What time did the plane arrived?”
7) He said, “ How long have you been shopping?”
8) She asked Peter, “ Have you ever been to Japan?”
9)My friend asked me, “What time did you get home last night?”
10) A policeman asked us, “ Do these coats belong to you?”

1) Mark asked me if Jim had arrived.
In this case, we change the direct question "Has Jim arrived?" to an indirect question "if Jim had arrived." The verb "asked" remains the same.

2) The shop assistant asked us if she could help us.
Here, we change the direct question "Can I help you?" to an indirect question "if she could help us." The pronouns "I" and "you" change depending on the perspective of the speaker.

3) He asked me how many dresses I had got.
In this sentence, we change the direct question "How many dresses have you got?" to an indirect question "how many dresses I had got." The verb "asked" remains the same, and the possessive pronoun "you" changes to "I" based on the perspective.

4) He said if I always hung my clothes up.
In this case, we change the direct question "Do you always hang your clothes up?" to an indirect question "if I always hung my clothes up." The verb "said" remains the same, and the pronoun "you" changes to "I" based on the perspective.

5) We asked whose shoes you took.
In this sentence, we change the direct question "Whose shoes do you take?" to an indirect question "whose shoes you took." The verb "asked" remains the same, and the pronoun "you" does not change.

6) You asked me what time the plane had arrived.
Here, we change the direct question "What time did the plane arrive?" to an indirect question "what time the plane had arrived." The verb "asked" remains the same, and the pronouns "you" and "did" are removed.

7) He said how long I had been shopping.
In this case, we change the direct question "How long have you been shopping?" to an indirect question "how long I had been shopping." The verb "said" remains the same, and the pronoun "you" changes to "I" based on the perspective.

8) She asked Peter if he had ever been to Japan.
In this sentence, we change the direct question "Have you ever been to Japan?" to an indirect question "if he had ever been to Japan." The verb "asked" remains the same, and the pronoun "you" changes to "he" based on the perspective.

9) My friend asked me what time I had gotten home last night.
Here, we change the direct question "What time did you get home last night?" to an indirect question "what time I had gotten home last night." The verb "asked" remains the same, and the pronoun "you" changes to "I" based on the perspective.

10) The policeman asked us if those coats belonged to us.
In this case, we change the direct question "Do these coats belong to you?" to an indirect question "if those coats belonged to us." The verb "asked" remains the same, and the pronoun "you" changes to "us" based on the perspective.