Reported Speech

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'He works in a bank', she said.

• She said she works in a bank.

• She said he works in a bank.

• She said he worked in a bank.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'We went out last night.'

• He said he went out the night before.

• He said they had gone out the night before.

• He said they went out last night.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'I'm on my way.'

• She said she's on her way.

• She said she was on her way.

• She said she went on her way.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'I was waiting for the bus when you called.'

• He said he had been waiting for the bus when I'd called.

• He said he is waiting for the bus when you called.

• He said he was waiting for the bus when I called.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'I'd never been there.'

• He told us he'd never been there.

• He told he had never been there.

• He told he has never been there.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'Lucy will come over later.'

• She said Lucy will come over later.

• Lucy said she will come over later.

• She said Lucy would come over later.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'He hasn't eaten breakfast.'

• He said he hadn't eaten breakfast.

• He said he didn't eat breakfast.

• He said he hasn't eaten breakfast.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'I can help you tomorrow.'

• She said I can help you tomorrow.

• She said she can help me the next day.

• She said she could help me the next day.

How do you tell someone that you heard this correctly?

'I don't like chocolate.'

• He said he didn't like chocolate.

• He said he doesn't like chocolate.

• He said I don't like chocolate.

Which option means the same as this sentence?

'I'll give you a lift to the station if you want.'

• She refused to give him a lift to the station.

• She agreed to give him a lift to the station.

• She offered to give him a lift to the station.