Reported Speech - Statements

"We went out last night."

• She said that we had gone out last night.

• She said that they had gone out last night.

• She said that they went out last night.

• She said that they are going out last night.

"I was waiting for the bus when he arrived."

• She said that she had waited for the bus when he arrived.

• She said that she is waiting for the bus when he arrived.

• She said that she had been waiting for the bus when he arrived.

• She said that she waited for the bus when he arrived.

"Lucy will come later."

• She said that Lucy would come later.

• She said that Lucy would came later.

• She said that Lucy would be come later.

• She said that Lucy will come later.

"He hasn't eaten breakfast."

• She said that he didn't eat breakfast.

• She said that he ate breakfast.

• She said that she hadn't eaten breakfast.

• She said that he hadn't eaten breakfast.

"I don't like chocolate."

• She said that she doesn't like chocolate.

• She said that she didn't like chocolate.

• She said that I didn't like chocolate.

• She said that she liked chocolate.

"She's living in Paris for a few months."

• She said that I lived in Paris for a few months.

• She said that she lives in Paris for a few months.

• She said that she was living in Paris for a few months.

• She said that she lived in Paris for a few months.

"I visited my parents at the weekend."

• She said that she visits her parents at the weekend.

• She said that I visited my parents at the weekend.

• She said that she had been visiting her parents at the weekend.

• She said that she had visited her parents at the weekend.

"I'll do the washing-up later."

• She said that you will do the washing-up later.

• She said that she would do the washing-up later.

• She said that she does the washing-up later.

• She said that we would do the washing-up later.

"He could read when he was three."

• She said that he could read when he was three.

• She said that I can read when I was three.

• She said that he reads when he was three.

• She said that she can read when she was three.

"I was sleeping when Julie called."

• She said that she slept when Julie called.

• She said that she was sleeping when Julie called.

• She said that she had been sleeping when Julie called.

• She said that she is sleeping when Julie called.