Direct and Reported Speech

She said, "I saw him."

• She said who she had seen him

• She said she saw him

• She said that she had seen him

She said, “I am going to London tomorrow.”

• She said that she was going to go to London the next day.

• She said that she is going to London the next day.

• She said that she was going to London the next day.

My parents asked me, “Why are you crying?”

• My parents asked me why I was crying.

• My parents asked me why I am crying.

• My parents asked me why I had been crying.

The teacher asked me, “Do you like working in teams?

• The teacher asked if I liked working in teams.

• The teacher asked if I liked work in teams.

• The teacher asked if I liked working in team.

"I saw your father yesterday," he said to me.

• He said to me that he saw my father the day before.

• He said to me that he had seen my father yesterday.

• He told me that he had seen my father the previous day.

• He told me that he saw your father the previous day

They said to me, "Do you like our house?"

• They said to me if I like their house.

• They said to me if I liked our house.

• They asked me if I like our house.

• They asked me if I liked their house.

David said to Anna, "Mona will leave for her native place tomorrow."

• David told Anna that Mona will leave for her native place tomorrow.
• David told Anna that Mona left for her native  place the next day.
• David told Anna that Mona will be leaving for her native place tomorrow.
• David told Anna that Mona would leave for her native place tomorrow

Mum said, "It is windy today."

• Mum said that it is windy today.

• Mum said that it was windy today.

• Mum said that it was windy that day.

• Mum said that it is windy that day.