Use the following sentences in indirect speech. 1 . He said :" I want to see you today ". 2. She said...

1. He said that he wanted to see me that day.
2. She said that she was free that night and asked if she could come to see me.
3. Mother told me that she felt bad that day.
4. The students of Group 106 informed us that they had four exams that spring.
5. The pupil told the teacher that he could do his homework after dinner.
6. The teacher acknowledged that I worked hard and said that I was a good boy.
7. The teacher informed the students that they had 18 hours of English a week.
8. The dean stated at the meeting that the first-year students must work well.
9. The girl asked if she could wait for her friend there.
10. She asked if we were going to the club together.
11. The old man told her that she could sing perfectly.
12. My sister told me that I looked very well and asked if I was all right.
13. The girl informed me that she was going to become a doctor.
14. Some of our students told him that he was not right and that he didn't always work hard enough.
15. He admitted that he didn't always work systematically.
16. My uncle informed us that he bought several newspapers every day.
17. My guest complimented me on being an excellent cook and said that everything was tasty.

To convert direct speech into indirect speech, we need to make several changes, including adjusting pronouns, verb tenses, and time expressions. Here’s how you can transform each sentence:

1. He said he wanted to see me that day.
2. She said she was free that night and asked if she might come to see me.
3. Mother told me she felt bad that day.
4. The students of Group 106 told us they had four exams that spring.
5. The pupil told the teacher he could do his homework after dinner.
6. The teacher said he knew I worked hard and that I was a good boy.
7. The teacher told the students they had 18 hours of English a week.
8. The dean said at the meeting that the first-year students had to work well.
9. The girl asked if she might wait for her friend there.
10. She asked if we were going to the club together.
11. The old man told her she could sing perfectly.
12. My sister told me I looked very well and hoped I was all right.
13. The girl told me she was going to become a doctor.
14. Some of our students told him he was not right and that he didn’t always work hard enough.
15. He told us he agreed that he didn’t always work systematically.
16. My uncle told us he bought several newspapers every day.
17. My guest said I was an excellent cook and that everything was so tasty.

When converting to indirect speech, it's important to remember that the tense typically shifts back (e.g., present to past) unless the information is still relevant or a universal truth. Time expressions also change to reflect the shift in perspective.