1. Who did it? - They wondered who had done it 2. Did he steal the jewellery? – I doubted that he had stolen the jewellery 3. How much money have you got?-he asked me. He asked me how much money I had got. 4. Is this your daughter walking along the road, Mary? He asked Mary if it was her daughter walking along the road. 5. She said “It may rain” – She said it might rain. 6. She said “What time shall they leave?” - She asked when they should leave 7. He said “shall I help you” – He asked if he should help me 8. He said “They are late. They must have got lost” – He assumed they must had got lost because they were late. 9. He said “I can come soon” – He said that he could come soon 10. He said “you needn’t hurry” – He said I didn’t need to hurry
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In #2, the speaker is wondering rather than doubting, in my opinion. #7 is more likely to be an offer - He offered to help me. There should be no 'to' in #10.