Reported Speech - test

"I saw her yesterday," he said.

• He said he saw her yesterday.
• He said he had seen her the day before.
• He said he has seen her the day before.
• He said he had seen her yesterday.

"We are leaving now," they announced.

• They announced that they were leaving then.
• They announced that they are leaving now.
• They announced that they were leaving now.
• They announced that they had left then.

"I’ll call you tomorrow," she promised.

• She promised she will call me the next day.
• She promised she would call me tomorrow.
• She promised she would call me the next day.
• She promised she would call me that day.

"Can you help me?" he asked.

• He asked if I can help him.
• He asked if I could help him.
• He asked if I could help me.
• He asked if I will help him.

"We have finished the project," they said.

• They said they had finished the project.
• They said they have finished the project.
• They said they finished the project.
• They said they had been finishing the project.

"I won’t be late," he assured.

• He assured he wouldn’t be late.
• He assured he won’t be late.
• He assured he wasn’t late.
• He assured he would be late.

"Are you coming with us?" they asked.

• They asked if I am coming with them.
• They asked if I was coming with us.
• They asked if I was coming with them.
• They asked if I will come with us.

"Don’t touch that!" the teacher warned.

• The teacher warned me not to touch that.
• The teacher warned me not to touch it.
• The teacher warned me to not touch it.
• The teacher warned me that I shouldn’t touch that.

"I need your help," she said to him.

• She said she needed his help.
• She said she needs his help.
• She said he needed her help.
• She said he needs her help.

"Take your medicine," the doctor told her.

• The doctor told her to take her medicine.
• The doctor told her that she takes her medicine.
• The doctor told her taking her medicine.
• The doctor told her to taking her medicine.