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She said, "I saw him."

• She said who she had seen him

• She said she saw him

• She said that she had seen him

They said, “They take exercise every day.”

• They said that they took exercise every day.

• The said they take exercise every day.

• They said that they will take exercise every day.

They said, “He will visit his parents.”

• They said that he woul to visit his parents.

• They said that he would visits hi parents.

• They said that he would visti his parents.

They said, “We were copying in the exam.”

• They said that we had copying in the exam.

• They said that we had been copying in the exam.

• They said that we had been to to copy in the exam.

They said, “She has traveled to Asia.

• They said that She traveled to Asia.

• They said that She had travel to Asia.

• They said that She had traveled to Asia.

My Mom said, “Grandma cooked delicious food.”

• My Mom said that Grandma had cooked delicious food.

• My Mom said that Granma had cooked deliciuous food.

• My Mom said that Grandma cooked delicious food.

She said, “I am going to London tomorrow.”

• She said that she was going to go to London the next day.

• She said that she is going to London the next day.

• She said that she was going to London the next day.

He says that his brother will help her.

• He will say that his brother will help her.

• He said that his brother would help her.

• He said that his brother will help her.

We said, “We have been waiting since morning.”

• We said that we had waited since morning

• We said that we had been waiting since morning.

• We said that we waited since morning

She says, “I eat an apple a day.”

• She said that she ate an apple a day.

• She said that she ates an apple a day.

• She said that she had ate an apple a day.