Direct to Indirect speech

He says, "I am reading a book."

• He says that he is reading a book

• He says I am reading a book

He is saying, "I am finishing my homework."

• He is saying that he is finishing his work.

• He is saying that he was finishing my homework.

He has said, "I have finished my job."

• He said that he have finished his job.

• He has said that he has finished his job.

He has been saying, "I hate school."

• He had been saying that he hated school.

• He has been saying that he hates school.

He said to me, "Where are you going?"

• He said to me where I was going.

• He asked me where I was going.

The principal said to the students, " Why are you not taking my examination?"

• The principal asked the students that why they are not taking examination.

• The principal asked the students why they were not taking the examination.

He says, "I get up at 5 in the morning."

• He says that he gets up at 5 in the morning.

• He says that I get up at 5 in the morning.

The teacher says to me, "You do not learn your lesson."

• The teacher said that you do not learn your lesson.

• The teacher says that I do not learn my lesson.

He says, "I am coming back this week."

• He says that he is coming back this week.

• He says that I am coming back this week.

The captain said, "We played the match to win."

• The captain said that they played the match to win.

• The captain said that we played the match to win.