Try, 'Tom wanted to know if she had told Kara about it' Also, 'Faye said she did.' The last one could go multiple ways. What you have is ok, but try 'Tom said he was definitely going to come.' This is the problem with a lot of apps. If you said any of your answers in a conversation, they would be understood. Apps are great but sometimes they can cause more stress than they should.

I don't know if these answers can work. Please let me know. I would like to learn from mistakes :) * Faye told him that Asia and Jarek would be going, that they loved matches and that they wouldn't miss it for the world. * But she said that Kinga couldn't make it because she would have an exam tomorrow. * Tom wanted to know if she had told Kara about it * Faye said that she had * Tom said he had made up his mind. He was definitely going to come.

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I am learning english too. I did exercises times ago and I can share with some tips in reported speech: - Present simple to Past simple. Example: "Where is Jane?" - Ed asked me where Jane was - Present continuous to Past continuous. Example: "I am going to get a job" - Tim announced he was going to get a job - Past to Past Participle. Example: "I took a taxi" - I told her I had taken the taxi - Present perfect to Past Participle. Example: "Have you already eaten dinner?" -Antony asked me if I had already eaten dinner - Should is the same should. Example: "You should go to the park" - Steve told me that I should go the park - Will to would. Example: "The final exam will be on the 15th" - The teacher announced the final exam would be on the 15th - Can to could. Example: "I can pick you up at the airport" - Tom told my friend that he could pick me up at the airport