reported speech

The moment she said "I wanted to see you," she burst into tears.

She said she was a pianist, but that was a lie.

She said she'd be turning 20 next year.

She said the times were against us.

She stared at the clock and said, "It's already four."

She suggested I cancel the meeting.

She told me I should see a doctor.

She told me she was going to Paris in August.

She insisted that I complete this work by tomorrow.

She told us, "Don't make a racket."

She added, as if it had just occurred to her, that she'd be going out shopping.

She declared flatly that she never wanted to see my face again.

She told me that something completely unbelievable had just happened.

"What ever became of her?" he asked me.

She said she had seen such-and-such people there.

She said let's call a doctor right away.

She said she had to go right away.

She sent a telegram saying she'd come right away.

The other day he told me he'd lend me this book tomorrow.

She was released on grounds of insanity.

She said she had never been asked to go on a business trip.

She said to her husband, 'Stop it!'

She said that her failure was because she got sick.

She said she was satisfied with her life.

She shouted that she was safe.

She declared that she was right.

She asked me who arrived first.

She told me to open the window.

She said to me, 'Please open the window.'

She told me I should go home soon.