Changing Margi's statement into reported speech

Original statement: Margi said, "I hate school."

Reported speech: Margi expressed that she hated school.

Explanation: When changing Margi's direct statement into reported speech, we need to use the verb "expressed" to indicate that she conveyed her feelings about school. The pronoun "she" is used instead of "I" to reflect the shift in perspective from Margi's point of view to the speaker's point of view.

Details:
- Direct statement: Margi said, "I hate school."
- Reported speech: Margi expressed that she hated school.
- Explanation: The verb "expressed" is used to convey Margi's sentiment about school.
- Change in pronoun: "I" is replaced with "she" to indicate the shift in perspective.
- Overall meaning: The reported speech accurately reflects Margi's original statement while adhering to the rules of changing direct speech into reported speech.