By Affirmative sentences, Direct speech

Thanks, Clive.I have another sentence written as indirect speech that I wish to verify: 'I said that so do I'. Do you think I can write so or should I write 'I said that I do so'? In case of affirmative sentences like 'So do I', written as indirect speech do I have to...

Hi, I have come across this sentence Customs Officer: Have you got anything to declare? in an exercise. The task was to turn it into indirect speech. Without thinking I wrote I asked him whether he had anything to declare. I was 100 % sure it should be like that. But then I was wondering...

Exactly. Direct speech: "When will you go there?": it is a question > ?, and word order for a question. Reported speech: "Tell me/let me know when you will go there.": it's not a question, > no ?, and normal word order. But I wonder if, in this case, it wouldn't be better to say: "Let me know...

"Who am I?" is correct if you are asking a direct question. In indirect speech you might say something like "I wonder who I am." Miriam ------------------------------ ~comes back to edit~ I forgot you asked "why". The verb "to be" doesn't use any auxiliaries in the present simple, so in order...