Synthesis and Transformation

Bala likes the English Language. Tom likes the English Language too.

• Both Bala and Tom like English Language.
• Both Bala and Tom liked English Language.
• Both Bala and Tom likes the English Language.
• Both Bala and Tom like the English Language. 

Jane has taken the books.

• The books were taken by Jane.
• The books has been taken by Jane.
• The books had been taken by Jane.
• The books have been taken by Jane.   

“This book must be yours,” said my teacher to me. 

• My teacher said that that book must be hers.
• My teacher said that that book had to be mine.   
• My teacher said to me that this book must be hers.
• My teacher said to me that that book had to be mine.

Jim scored a distinction in Science. Jim was an intelligent boy.

• Due to Jim’s intelligents, he scores a distinction in Science.
• Due to Jim’s intelligence, he scored distinction in Science.
• Due to Jim’s intelligence, he scores a distinction in Science.
• Due to Jim’s intelligence, he scored a distinction in Science

Susan said, "I met Nur's sister last week."

• Susan said that I met Nur's sister the previous week.
• Susan said that she had met Nur's sister last week.
• Susan said that she had met Nur's sister that week.
• Susan said that she had met Nur's sister the previous week.

Lin said, "You are not listening to me."

• Lin said that you are not listening to her.
• Lin said that you were not listening to her.
• Lin said that I was not listening to her.
• Lin said I had not been listening to her.

He said, "I am looking at the diagram."

• He said that I am looking at the diagram. 
• He said that I was looking at the diagram.
• He says that he was looking at the diagram.
• He said that he was looking at the diagram.

Jill said, "Jack must give his answer to me."

• Jill said that Jack must give her answer to him.
• Jill said that Jack had to give his answer to her.
• Jill said that Jack had to give his answer to me.
• Jill said that Jack must give his answer to me.

She said, "I have been sewing from morning until now." 

• She said that she had been sewing from morning until then.
• She said that she has been sewing from morning until then.
• She said that she had been sewing from morning until now.
• She said that she has been sewing from morning until now.

Carl said, "You may meet them next month."

• Carl said that you may meet them next month.
• Carl said that I may meet them next month.
• Carl said that I might meet them the following month.
  
• Carl said that I may meet them the following month.