Reported Speech

'I'm going into town.' Mark said.

• Mark said that he was going into town.
• Mark said that she was going into town.
• Mark said that he were going into town.

'I love her.' he said.

• He said that he loved her.
• He said that he was loved her.
• He said that he love her.

'I am visiting Shanghai.' Anny told me.

• Anny told me that she was visiting Shanghai.
• Anny told me that she has visiting Shanghai.
• Anny told him that she is visiting Shanghai.

'I can help you.' Wilson said to Mary.

• Wilson said to Mary that he could help her.
• Wilson said that he could help.
• Wilson said Mary that he can help her.

'It will rain on Tuesday.' Grandma said.

• Grandma said that it would rain the next day.
• Grandma said that it will rain Wednesday.
• Grandma said that it would rain Tuesday.

She said she was having the interview at four o'clock.

• ''I am having the interview at 4 o'clock.''
• ''I have the interview at 4 o'clock.''
• ''I was having the interview at 4 o'clock.''

They said they would phone later and let me know.

• ''We will phone you later and let you know.''
• ''I'll phone you later and let you know.''
• ''We phone you later and let you know.''

Tim said that he had a lot of experience with people.

• ''I have a lot of experience with people.''
• ''He has a lot of experience with people.''
• ''I had a lot of experience with people.''

Samantha told us that she spoke two foreign languages.

• ''I speak two foreign languages.''
• ''She speaks two foreign languages.''
• ''I speaks two foreign languages.''

I told them that I had a main part in the school play.

• ''I have the main part in the school play.''
• ''I will have the main part in the school play.''
• ''I had the main part in the school play.''