V. Read the story and write the underlined reported questions in direct speech.
Catherine looked up from her book and asked (1) if she should open the window. I nodded yes and continued with my work. Suddenly, there was the sound of the front door opening and Graham ran into the library. His face was red and he was sweating. I asked him (2) what was happening. He told me that he'd been walking his dog in the park when he'd heard police sirens. A man with a large bag had run past him and had asked him (3) if he knew the way to the train station. Graham had just stood there with his mouth open. He asked again (4) which way it was and Graham had pointed. The man had run off and a girl had walked up to Graham and had asked (5) whether she should call the police. Graham told her that they were already coming. The police arrived a moment later and had asked Graham (6) if he could go to the police station with them and (7) whether he could give them a description of the man. Graham said that he had just returned from the police station and had come straight to the library to tell us the exciting news.
(1) and asked "Should I open the window?"
(2) asked him "What is happening?"
(3) asked him "Do you know the way to the train station?"
(4) asked again "Which way is it?"
(5) had asked "Should I call the police?"
