ReportedSpch - choose the one correct option.

"You have to learn the complete book by heart (nazpaměť)!" said our E.T. last month.

Our ET must be mad, she said last month that

• we have to learnt the complete book by heart.

• we musted learn the complete book by heart

• we had to learn the complete book by heart.

• we had to learnt the complete book by heart.

"I'm sure you all guys love the Flipgrid sooo much, you just can't stop using it!", said our ET last week.

Our ET must be totally naive, last week she said that

• she had been sure that we all had loved the FG so much that we just can't stop using it!

• she's sure that we all love the FG so much that we just can't stop using it!

• she was sure that we all loved the FG so much that we just couldn't stop using it!

• she's been sure that we all had loved th FG so much that we just can't stop using it!

"I have a great activity for you, you'll love it!", said our ET last week.

Our ET must be a little crazy, she said last week that

• she had a great activity for us and we'd (would) love it.

• I had a great activity for us and you'd (would) love it.

• she has a great activity for us and we'll love it.

• she'd (would) have a great activity for us and we'd (had) loved it.

"It's a pity you didn't make a 2-hours videoon FG each of you", said our ET last week.

It's sure that our ET's gone mad, she said last week that

• it's a pity that we didn't make a 2-hours video each of us.

• it's a pity that we wouldn't have made a 2-hours video each of us.

• it was a pity that we're not making a 2-hours video each of us.

• it was a pity that we hadn't made a 2-hours video each of us.

"I've always wanted to teach English", said our ET last year. It looks like our ET is a good girl, she said last week that

• she'd (had) always wanted to teach English.

• she'd (would) always want to teach English.

• she always wanted to teach English.

• she's (is) always wanted to teach English.

Now this: look at this reporting in CZ and choose the Eng reported sentence that's correct:

CZ: "Dobře teda, přijdu", řekl. -> Řekl, že přijde.

Eng: "§!?.?:§" -> He said that

• he'd (would) come.

• he'd (had) come.

• he'll come.

• he's coming.

Again, CZ reporting X Eng reporting:

CZ: "Nebylo mně včera dobře, šla jsem brzy spát." -> říkala, že jí nebylo...

Eng: "!§,:?:§!!" -> She said that

• she wasn't well yesterday and she went to bed early.

• she hasn't been well the day before yesterday and gone to bed early.

• she wasn't been well the day before yesterday and was gone to bed early.

• she hadn't been well the day before yesterday and (had) gone to bed early.

One last - a translation:

Co byste dělali, kdybyste už nemuseli na onlajn výuku?

• What would you do if you wouldn't have to attend online classes anymore?

• What would you do if you hadn't to attend online classes anymore?

• What would you do if you hadn't have to attend online classes anymore?

• What would you do if you didn't have to attend online classes anymore?