Indirect speech

“I like chocolate,” she said.

• She said she liked chocolate.

• She said she likes chocolate.

• She said she will like chocolate.

“I’m studying now,” he said.

• He said he studied then.

• He said he was studying then.

• He said he studies now.

“We went to the park,” they said. ---> They said they ... to the park.

“I can swim very well,” she said. ---> She said she ... swim very well.

“I will call you tomorrow,” he said.

• He said he will call me the next day.

• He said he calls me tomorrow.

• He said he would call me the next day.

“I was watching TV,” she said.

• She said she is watching TV.

• She said she was watching TV.

• She said she had been watching TV.

“We were tired,” they said. - They said they ... tired.

“I was reading a book,” he said.

Direct speech: Present Continuous.

Indirect speech:

• Present Simple

• Past Continuous

• Future Continuous

Direct speech: will.

Indirect speech: ...

• won't

• will

• would