He said to me," Take a look at yourself in the mirror."
Change into indirect speech
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He told me to take a look at myself in the mirror.
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He asked me to take a look at myself in the mirror.
1. In indirect speech, words basically have denotes exactly the context in which the measures of reporting take place, rather than that in which the measures of speech being announced took place (or appeared as taking place).
2. The two measures often differ in a testimonial point – the point in time and situation and the individual speaking – and also in the individual being directed and the grammatical context.
3. Thus when a sentence carries words or layouts whose symbol depends on these situations, they are liable to switch when the sentence is put into indirect speech.
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