Reported speech - questions and imperatives

'Do you like working in sales?' he asked.

• He asked me if I had liked working in sales.

• He asked me if I like working in sales.

• He asks me if I liked working in sales.

• He asked me if I liked working in sales.

Are you going to the Helsinki conference?'

• He asked me if I was going to the Helsinki conference.

• He asked me I was going to the Helsinki conference.

• He asked me if I were going to the Helsinki conference.

• He asked me if I going to the Helsinki conference.

'What time does the train leave?'

• He asked me what time the train left.

• He asked me what time the train leave.

• He asked me what time the train leaves.

• He asked me what time had the train left.

'Where did he go?'

• She asked where he did go.

• She asked where he had gone.

• She asked where he went.

• She asked if he had gone.

'Did you bring your passports?'

• She wanted to know if they've brought their passports.

• She wanted to know if they did bring their passports.

• She wanted to know if they'd brought their passports.

• She wanted to know had they brought their passports.

'When could you get this done by?'

• He asked when we can get it done by.

• He asked when we could get it done by.

• He asked when we could have get it done by.

• He asked when we have could get it done by.

'Can you hold this for me, please?'

• She asked me to hold it.

• She asked me hold it.

• She asked me to held it.

• She asked me hold to it.

'Where will you stay?' I asked her …

• if she would stay.

• where would she stay.

• where she would stay.

• where would she stay.

'Have you eaten ALL the cake?' She asked me …

• if had I eaten all the cake.

• when I'd eaten all the cake.

• if I'd eaten all the cake.

• when I've eaten all the cake.

'How often do you use public transport?' She wanted to know …

• how I used often public transport.

• how often did I use public transport.

• how often had I used public transport.

• how often I used public transport.