We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone what they hate doing. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, hates doing laundry. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは洗濯するのが嫌いだと言っていました。
（ワォードさんはせんたくするのがきらいだと言っていました。）

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone what they did last weekend. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, saw a movie last weekend. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは先週の週末、映画を見たと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは先しゅうのしゅうまつ、えいがを見たと言っていました。）

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone if they were a good child during their childhood. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, was a good kid. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは子供の時、いい子だったと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは子どもの時、いい子だったと言っていました。）

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone if they were tall as a child. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, was not tall as a child. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは子供の時、背が高くなかったと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは子どもの時、せが高くなかったと言っていました。）

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone if they liked school as a child. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, did like school as a child. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは子供の時、学校が好きだったと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは子どもの時、学校がすきだったと言っていました。)

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone where they lived as a child. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, lived in New York State as a child. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは子供の時、ニューヨーク州に住んでいたと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは子どもの時、ニューヨークしゅうにすんでいたと言っていました。）

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone what they often did as a child. We will report that the person we asked, Ward, often played as a child We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは子供の時、よく遊んだと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは子どもの時、よくあそんだと言っていました。）

We need to report the answer to each question using the ‘～と言っていました’ construction. Remember not to negate the verb ‘to say’ to express that the reported individual ‘did not say something’; instead, you should negate the noun/adjective/etc.

When working with longer sentences like this, it can be easy to a) forget information and/or b) put it in a non-natural order. Once you have the gist of the sentence worked out, make sure to go back through it to ensure that everything is in the right order.

We have to ask someone a question of our own design. We will ask Ward what her favorite food was as a child. We will report that Ward’s favorite food as a child was spaghetti. We answer as follows:
ワォードさんは子供の時、一番好きな食べ物がスパゲッティだったと言っていました。
（ワォードさんは子どもの時、一ばんすきな食べものがスパゲッティだったと言っていました。）