Reported speech simple present and simple past

I live in the city.

• She said he lived in the city.

• She said he had lived in the city.

• She said he is living in the city.

They don't speak German.

• He said that they weren't speaking German.

• He said that they haven't spoken German.

• He said that they didn't speak German.

The train didn't arrive on time.

• She said that the train hasn't arrived on time.

• She said that the train hadn't arrived on time.

• She said that the train arrives on time.

I studied English last year.

• She said he had studied English last year.

• She said he was studying English last year.

• She said he studies English last year.

Your brother says: "I love you"

• He said he loved me

• He said he loves me

• He said he loves you

• He said he loved you

She said, 'I went to the cinema yesterday'

• She said that she was at the cinema yesterday.

• She said that she had gone to the cinema the day before.

• She said that she has gone to the cinema that day.

"I sing with the teacher"

• She said she sang with the teacher

• She said she sing with the teacher

• She said she was sing with the teacher

Daniel says: "I have a daughter"

• He said he had a daughter

• He said he was a daughter

They said: "We passed our driving test."

• They said they had passed their driving test.

• They said they passed their driving test.

• They said we passed the driving test.

• They said that they had passed our driving test.

Edward said, ‘I spoke to your friend Ellie last night.’

• Edward said that he had spoken to my friend Ellie the following night.

• Edward said that he had spoken to your friend Ellie the previous night.

• Edward said that he had spoken to your friend Ellie the following night.

• Edward said that he had spoken to my friend Ellie the previous night.