Give the right form of the words in the brackets. Using Comparative and Superlative:

1.  You've got ___farther ___ (far) to travel.

2.  This is ___the earliest ____ (early) I've ever got up.

16. Mary said, “I like Turkish pop music.”

- Mary said she liked Turkish pop music.

17.Tom said, “I have a sports car. It is red.”

- Tom said he had a sports car. It was red.

18.Mr. Brown said, “I don’t drive a car in the rush hour.”

- Mr. Brown said he didn’t drive a car in the rush hour.

19.Terry said, “I often eat toasts for breakfast.”

- Terry said he often ate toasts for breakfast.

20.Sue said, “The boy is looking at us. I don’t know him.”

- Sue said the boy was looking at them and that she didn’t know him.

21.John said, “I can swim well but I don’t have enough time to swim.”

- John said he could swim well but he didn’t have enough time to swim.

22.My brother said to me, “I don’t want to carry your books!”

- My brother told me he didn’t want to carry my books.

23.The teacher said, “If you don’t study regularly, you’ll fail.”

- The teacher said that if I didn’t study regularly, I would fail.

24.Mr. Green said, “I have to water my flowers twice a week.”

- Mr. Green said that he had to water his flowers twice a week.

25.Mr. Miller said, “I know your parents. I met them here last month.”

-Mr. Miller said that he knew my parents and he has met them there the month before.

On second thought:

"Nevertheless" is usually used from a negative statement to a positive statement. Maybe we should use "However". But then it is another level.

But, I still think you're OK.

I think you're OK.

14. He taught English in the high school.

→. What did he teach in the high school?

1- It is thought that drinking at least 8 cups of water is good for health.

2- She doesn't like being laughed at.