Change the following sentences from direct into indirect speech,

1. He said: "It is haymaking time; and if you go to the collective farm to-morrow, the farmers will be working in the fields." 2. She said to me: "Go to the post-office now, as in half an hour they will be having a break and will be closing down for dinner." 3. The secretary said: "Go to the director and hand in your application now, as in some 15 minutes, when he. is having visitors, you won't be able to speak to him." 4. The typist said: "I am sure I shall be still typing your report if you come in an hour. Better come, say, in an hour and a half." 5. The young man said over the telephone: "I have got two tickets for to-night's performance; if you take a taxi, you will be here in no time. I shall be waiting at the entrance." 6. The instructor said: "At this time to-morrow the first group of tourists will be coming to our camp." 7. She asked: "Will you still be discussing my proposal if I come in half an hour?"

1. He said it was haymaking time and if we went to the collective farm the next day, the farmers would be working in the fields.

2. She told me to immediately go to the post-office because in half an hour they would be having a break and they would be closing down for dinner.

3. The secretary told me to go to the director and hand in my application right then because in about 15 minutes, when he was having visitors, I won't be able to speak to him.

4. The typist said she was sure she would be still typing my report if I came in an hour adding that I had better come in about an hour and a half.

5. The young man said over the telephone that he had got two tickets for that day's performance adding that if they took a taxi, they would be there in no time. He also said that he would to be waiting at the entrance.

6. The instructor said that at the same time on the following day the first group of tourists would be coming to their camp.

7. She asked them if they would still be discussing her proposal if she came half an hour later.