Identify the indirect speech: The teacher said to me, "Be regular and learn…

Answer: advised me to be regular and learn my lesson daily

Why this is correct:

• The teacher's original words give advice. In reported speech, "advise someone to do something" appropriately conveys that tone.

• The form "advised me to be regular and learn my lesson daily" uses the correct reporting verb and infinitive structure.

• Other options fail for grammatical or tone reasons: "told me that to be..." is ungrammatical (use "told me to be..." or "told me that I should be..."); "said to me regular..." lacks a proper reporting clause; "requested me to..." is awkward and the phrasing also omits a possessive/article.

• Minor phrasing note: "learn my lesson daily" is acceptable, but "learn my lessons daily" is slightly more natural.

Recommended reported forms:

• advised me to be regular and learn my lessons daily.

• told me to be regular and to learn my lessons daily. (grammatical but a stronger tone)

• said to me that I should be regular and learn my lessons daily.