REPORTED SPEECH REVIEW

"He works in a bank."

• She said that he worked in a bank.

• She said that he had worked in a bank.

• She said that he works in a bank.

• She said that he has worked in a bank.

"We went out last night."

• She said that they go out last night.

• She said that they had gone out last night.

• She said that they has gone out last night.

• She said that they had go out last night.

"I was waiting for the bus when he arrived."

• She said that she had waited for the bus when he arrived

• She said that she has been waiting for the bus when he arrived

• She said that she was been waiting for the bus when he arrived

• She said that she had been waiting for the bus when he arrived

"I'd never been there before."

• She said that she has never been there before.

• She said that she had never be there before.

• She said that she had never been there before.

• She said that she would never been there before.

"Lucy will study later."

• She said that Lucy will study later.

• She said that Lucy would study later.

• She said that Lucy had study later.

• She said that Lucy is going to study later.

"I can help you tomorrow."

• She said that she is going to help me tomorrow.

• She said that she helps me tomorrow.

• She said that she will help me tomorrow.

• She said that she could help me tomorrow.

"She's living in Paris for a few months."

• She said that she has lived in Paris for a few months.

• She said that she is living in Paris for a few months.

• She said that she was living in Paris for a few months.

• She said that she had been living in Paris for a few months.

"I hadn't travelled by underground before I came to London."

• She said that she hasn't travelled by underground before she came to London.

• She said that she wouldn't have travelled by underground before she came to London.

• She said that she hadn't travelled by underground before she came to London.

• She said that she didn't travel by underground before she came to London.

"They would build a house if they could afford it."

• She said that they could build a house if they could afford it.

• She said that they had built a house if they could afford it.

• She said that they will build a house if they could afford it.

• She said that they would build a house if they could afford it.

“Can you open the window, please?”, he asked.

• He asked me if I can open the window.

• He asked me if I could open the window.

• He asked me if I opened the window.

• He asked me if I would open the window.