Indirect style

'I'm from Salalah'

• She said she is from Salalah.

• She said she was from Salalah.

• She said I'm from Salalah.

I work at Bank Muscat.

• He said I work at Bank Muscat.

• He said he was work at Bank Muscat.

• He said he worked at Bank Muscat.

• I said he works at Bank Muscat.

I live in a big house.

• He said he is live in a big house.

• He say he live in a big house

• He said he lived in a big house.

• He said she lived in a house very big.

I'm driving to work.

• He said if he was driving to wk=ork

• He said he's driving to work.

• He said I'm driving to work.

• He said he was driving to work.

We have finished our exams.

• They said they finished their exams

• They said they have finished their exams

• We said we finish our exams.

• They said they had finished their exams.

He hasn't arrived home yet.

• His mother said that he hadn't arrived home yet.

• His mother said that he hasn't arrived home yet.

• His mother said that he isn't arrived home yet.

• His mother said that he wouldn't have arrived home yet.

We weren't at work this morning.

• He said that they hadn't at work this morning.

• He said that they weren't at work this morning.

• He said that they hadn't been at work this morning.

• He said that they not at work this morning.

I'll call you later.

• He said he would have called me later.

• He said he would call me later.

• He said that he will call me later.

• He said that he is calling me later.

I didn't like the film.

• He said that he wasn't like the film.

• He said he hadn't liked the film.

• He said he didn't like the film.

• He didn't say that he didn't like the film.

I'm going to do a Masters.

• She said she is going to do a Masters.

• She said she was going to do a Masters.

• She said that she would do a masters.

• She said she will going to do a Masters.