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Change the QUESTIONS into reported speech.

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Step 11:
Direct question: Do you play rugby?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know if I played rugby.
He wanted to know if I played rugby.
Step 12:
Direct question: Does he feel this pain in his stomach before meals?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know if he felt this pain in his stomach before meals.
He wanted to know if he felt this pain in his stomach before meals.
Step 13:
Direct question: Where did you find these trainers?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know where I had found these trainers.
He wanted to know where I had found these trainers.
Step 14:
Direct question: Why do I do this every day?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know why he did this every day.
He wanted to know why he did this every day.
Step 15:
Direct exclamation/statement: What wonderful film star!
Reported speech (no "ask"): He said (that) it was a wonderful film star.
He said (that) it was a wonderful film star.
Step 16:
Direct question: Why do you want to become a builder?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know why I wanted to become a builder.
He wanted to know why I wanted to become a builder.
Step 17:
Direct question: Do her parents come home late from school?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know if her parents came home late from school.
He wanted to know if her parents came home late from school.
Step 18:
Direct question: Did they tell their mother (that) the judge knew?
Reported speech (no "ask"): He wanted to know if they had told their mother (that) the judge had known.
He wanted to know if they had told their mother (that) the judge had known.
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