Reported Speech

"I like Peter"

• She said she liked Peter.

• She said I like Peter.

• She says I like Peter.

• She said she likes Peter.

"I love English"

• He said I love English.

• He said he loves English.

• He said he loved English.

• He says he loved English.

"I don't like doing homework"

• He said I don't like doing homework.

• He says he didn't like doing homework.

• He said I didn't like doing homework.

• He said he didn't like doing homework.

"I like watching horror films"

• She says she likes watching horror films.

• She said she liked watching horror films.

• She said she likes watching horror films.

• She says she liked watching horror films.

"I can play football well"

• He said he can play football well.

• He said he could play football well.

• He said I can play football well.

• He says he could play football well.

"I will do my homework later"

• She said I will do my homework later.

• She says I would do my homework later.

• She said she would do her homework later.

• She says she would do her homework later.

Teacher: "You have to do your homework"

• The teacher says you have to do your homework.

• The teacher said you have to do your homework.

• The teacher said do your homework.

• The teacher said I had to do my homework.

"I want to go to the beach"

• She says she wants to go to the beach.

• She said she wanted to go to the beach.

• She says she wanted to go to the beach.

• She said she wants to go to the beach.

"I am going to the cinema at eight o'clock"

• He said he was going to the cinema at eight o'clock.

• He said he is going to the cinema at eight o'clock.

• He said I am going to the cinema at eight o'clock.

• He said I was going to the cinema at eight o'clock.

"I am not watching TV this evening"

• He says I am not watching TV this evening.

• He said I am not watching TV this evening.

• He said he wasn't watching TV that evening.

• He says he wasn't watching TV that evening.