REPORTED SPEECH

"She said, 'I am reading a book.'"

• She said that she was reading a book.
• She said that she is reading a book.
• She said that she had read a book.
• She said that she has been reading a book.

"He said, 'I will call you tomorrow.'"

• He said that he will call me tomorrow.
• He said that he would call me tomorrow.
• He said that he would call me the next day.
• He said that he will call me the next day.

"She asked, 'Where do you live?'"

• She asked where did I live.
• She asked where I was living.
• She asked where I lived.
• She asked where do I live.

"They said, 'We went to the park yesterday.'"

• They said that they had gone to the park yesterday.
• They said that they had gone to the park the day before.
• They said that they went to the park yesterday.
• They said that they have gone to the park the day before.

"She told me, 'Close the window!'"

• She told me to close the window.
• She told me close the window.
• She told me that I should close the window.
• She told me that I closed the window.

"He said, 'I am going to the shop now.'"

• He said that he is going to the shop now.
• He said that he was going to the shop now.
• He said that he was going to the shop then.
• He said that he is going to the shop then.

"She asked, 'Have you ever been to Paris?'"

• She asked if I had ever been to Paris.
• She asked if I have ever been to Paris.
• She asked if I was ever been to Paris.
• She asked if I ever been to Paris.

"He said, 'I can't find my keys.'"

• He said that he can't find his keys.
• He said that he couldn't find his keys.
• He said that I couldn't find his keys.
• He said that he can't find my keys.

"She told us, 'Don't be late.'"

• She told us not to be late.
• She told us to not be late.
• She told us not being late.
• She told us that we shouldn't be late.

"They asked, 'Why are you crying?'"

• They asked why was I crying.
• They asked why I was crying.
• They asked why was I cried.
• They asked why I cried.