If the direct question begins with a question word like how much, where, when, how, which, why, whose, what etc., we repeat the same question word in the indirect speech.

Examples:

Direct : She said, "How is your brother?"
Indirect: She asked me how my brother was.

Direct : Lea said, "why did you cry?"
Indirect: Lea asked why I had cried.

Direct : Hill said, "How long will you stay in Greece?"
Indirect: Hill asked me how long I would stay in Greece.

Yes/No questions are converted into indirect speech using "if" or "whether".

Example:

Direct : The doctor told me, "Does your father drink wine?"
Indirect: The doctor asked me if my father drank wine.

Direct: He wanted to know, "Did you tell the truth to the police?"
Indirect: He wanted to know if I had told the truth to the police.

Direct: He said, "Have you ever played for your school soccer team?"
Indirect: He wanted to know if I had ever played for my school soccer team.

Convert the direct Yes/No questions into indirect speech statements (reported speech).

My new neighbor, David asked me:
1. “Do you live with your family?”

2. “Can I borrow your lawn mower?”

3. “Do you speak Spanish?

4. “Will you come to my house warming party tomorrow?”

5. “Have you seen my car?”