Is this question correct?

Amanda works in a bank, doesn't she?

We use tag questions to confirm something or find out if something is true or not.

When we form tag questions there's no need to change anything.

They hardly see their parents over the weekends,_______________?

Circe: My cousins, the Sirens, said I couldn't sing. They thought they were all that with their "charm the sailors" routine. Well, I'm showing them tonight,____________?

Tell her I want my curling iron back,_____________?

Don't you dare touch my things,________________?

Let's have a celebration by the sea and get together in peace and harmony,_______________?

There isn't a single pen on the desk,_____________?

This is your score,_______________?

Life is full of tough choices,__________________?

Reported speech is the exact meaning of what someone said with the exact words.

In reported speech, can we omit the word "that"?

Do we use quotation marks ("...") in the direct speech?

Is this sentence correct?

She said me (that) she was upset.

Is this sentence correct?

They told to him they were going to the airport that day.

___________________ the difference.

___________________ your prayers!

Can you _______________ me my fortune?

Shawn said, "I'm going to visit my parents."

For general statements or when the sentence is still true (updated report) in the direct speech, we can either change it or not in the reported speech, for example: Rita said, "summers are hot."

We said, "we'll be there tomorrow."

In the reported speech (indirect), the present progressive and the present perfect follow the same rule (past perfect).

"You were brilliant", they said.

First person pronoun in direct speech (i.e. I, we) is not changed if the pronoun (Subject) in the reported speech is also a first person pronoun (i.e. I or we).

They said, "We went swimming with our friends".

Betty said, "Sam is telling me a secret."

Teachers said, "She was doing great last week."

My mom says, "The ice cream truck is about to pass by."

They told her, "George likes you."

Veronica said, "My students left 2 minutes ago."

Is this rule correct?

Direct Speech Reported Speech

Here ------------------ There

Yesterday --------------- The day before

This week --------------- That week

Now ----------------------- Then

Donald Trump has said, "Mexican people are lazy."

He said, "I don't like being around black people."

We use the modal verb "could" that someone didn't have the ability to do something repeatedly in the past.

"was / were able" is used to show that someone had the ability to do something in a particular situation in the past.

Do we use "couldn't" for both cases: past repeated actions and past single actions?

Can we use "used to" and the "simple past" to refer to past habits?

Is this sentence correct?

I used to go to concerts last year, but I don’t any more.