Reported Speech - exercise

"I have never been to Australia, but I want to go."

• He said that he had never been to Australia, but he wanted to go.

• He said that he never was to Australia, but he wants to go.

• He said that he had never been to Australia, but he wants to go.

• He said that he never was to Australia, but he wanted to go.

"We arrived to the party at half past six but Mary and Jane had left at six o'clock."

• My sister said that they had arrived to the party at half past six but Mary and Jane had left at six o'clock.

• My sister said that they arrived to the party at half past six but Mary and Jane had left at six o'clock.

• My sister said that they had arrived to the party at half past six but Mary and Jane left at six o'clock.

• My sister said that they have arrived to the party at half past six but Mary and Jane have left at six o'clock.

"The homework is for tomorrow."

• The teacher said that the homework was for the next day.

• The teacher said that the homework had been for the next day.

• The teacher said that the homework is for the next day.

• The teacher said that the homework had been for the following day.

"The invitation is very important for me and I think that you can help me."

• Joe told me that the invitation was very important for him and he thought that I could help him.

• Joe told me that the invitation were very important for him and he had thought that I could help him.

• Joe told me that the invitation has been very important for me and he thought that I could help him.

• Joe told me that the invitation was very important for me and he had thought that I could help him.

"The students who took part in Erasmus+ programme will fill in these forms."

• The teacher said that the students who had taken part in Erasmus+ programme would fill in those forms.

• The teacher said that the students who took part in Erasmus+ programme filled in those forms.

• The teacher said that the students who had taken part in Erasmus+ programme filled in those forms.

• The teacher said that the students who have taken part in Erasmus+ programme would fill in those forms.

"I have already called him."

• Cindy said that she had already called him.

• Cindy said that she has already called him.

• Cindy said that she already had called him.

• Cindy said that she already called him.

"Minnie has lost her car keys and she is looking for them."

• Martin said that Minnie had lost her car keys and she was looking for them.

• Martin said that Minnie lost her car keys and she is looking for them.

• Martin said that Minnie lost her car keys and she was looking for them.

• Martin said that Minnie had lost her car keys and she is looking for them.

"Both my children attend the Royal High School."

• They said that both their children attended the Royal High School.

• They said that both my children attended the Royal High School.

• They said that both my children have attended the Royal High School.

• They said that both their children had attended the Royal High School.

"After the school I will go to university."

• You told me that after the school you would go to university.

• You told me that after the school you will go to university.

• You told me that after the school you are going to university.

• You told me that after the school you go to university.

"I can't help you because I'm repairing our car!"

• My husband yelled that he coundn't help me because he was repairing our car.

• My husband yelled that he coundn't help me because he had been repairing our car.

• My husband yelled that he coundn't help me because he has been repairing our car.

• My husband yelled that he can't help me because he has been repairing our car.