Indirect speech

"I am happy to live in France"

• She said she was happy to live in France.

• she had said she was happy to live in France

• She said she is happy to live in France.

• She said she would be happy to live in France.

"I will buy a new car next month"

• Dad said he will buy a car next month.

• Dad said he would buy a car next month.

• Dad said he bought a car last month

• Dad said he had bought a car last month.

"I can speak English very well"

• Laura said that she spoke English very well.

• Laura said that she speaks English very well.

• Laura said that she could speak English very well.

• Laura said that she had spoken English very well.

"I am singing a beautiful song"

• Sophie said that she was singing a beautiful song.

• Sophie said that she is singing a beautiful song.

• Sophie said that she could sing a beautiful song.

"Laura goes to the park with Pedro"

• She said that laura was going to the park with Pedro.

• She said that Laura would go to the park with Pedro.

• She said that Laura went to the park with Pedro.

"She is cooking a delicious fish and salad"

• Michael said that Lina was cooking a delicious fish and salad.

• Michael said that Lina is cooking a delicious fish and salad.

• Michael said that Lina could cook a delicious fish and salad.

"Melissa will be an excellent teacher.

• Mom said that Melissa is going to be an excellent teacher.

• Mom said that Melissa would be an excellent teacher.

• Mom said that Melissa wouldn´t be an excellent teacher.

"I can swim in the sea"

• Aaron said he could swim in the sea.

• Aaron said he can swim in the sea.

• Aaron said he had swum in the sea.

"I don´t like apple pie"

• My friend said she doesn´t like apple pie.

• My friend said she didn´t like apple pie.

• My friend said she wouldn´t like apple pie.

"I am not a pilot"

• David said he isn´t a pilot.

• David said he wouldn´t be a pilot.

• david said he wasn´t a pilot.