Reported Speech: practicing verb tense changes

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

I know quite a lot of people here,’ Robert said. (Present Simple)

He said that  he ......................

quite a lot of people there. (Simple Past)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

'John is feeling much better,‘ Paul said. (Present Continuous)

He said that John ...............

............. much better. (Past Continuous)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

' I enjoyed my holiday in the States,’ David said. (Simple Past)

He said that he ...................... his holiday in the States. (Past Perfect)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

'Jackie wasn´t feeling very well,‘ the teacher said. (Past Continuous)

He said that Jackie…………… ................................very well. (Past Perfect Continous)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

' They‘ve seen the Eiffel Tower,‘ John said. (Present Perfect)

He said that they …….........

.................. the Eiffel Tower. (Past Perfect)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

' I have been waiting for ages, ‘ my father said. (Present Perfect Continous)

He said that he ......................

…………...for ages. (Past Perf. Cont.)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

' Nobody had warned them about the storm,‘ he said. (Past Perfect)

He said that nobody .................... about the storm. (Past Perfect)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

' She had been reading all day,‘Brenda said. (Past Perf. Cont.)

She said that she …………… ........................ all day. (Past Perf. Cont.)

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

' I will be here with you.' Robert promised me.

Futur Simple -> WOULD

Robert promised that he ............................... there with me

Change the verb tense to fit the Reported Speech.

'John is going to study French ' Paul said.

be going to -> was/were going to

Paul said that John ..............................................French.