Reported speech

“I’ll see you tomorrow”, she said.

• She said, she would see them the next day.

• She said, she will see them the next day.

• She said, she will see them tomorrow.

“I saw her today”, he said.

• He said, he saw her that day.

• He said, he had seen her that day.

• He said, he had seen her today.

“I don’t like this film”, she said.

• She said, she doesn't like that film.

• She said, she didn't like the film.

• She said, she didn't like that film.

She said, “We went swimming today.”

• She said that they had gone swimming that day.

• She said that they went swimming that day.

• She said that they had gone swimming today.

“I met her about three months ago”, he said.

• He said that he had met her about three months before.

• He said that he met her about three months ago.

• He said that he has met her about three months ago.

“I’ll see Mary on Sunday”, she said.

• She said that she will see Mary on Sunday.

• She said that she will see Mary next Sunday.

• She said that she would see Mary on Sunday.

“Pete and Sue are getting married tomorrow”, she said.

• She said that Pete and Sue are getting married the next day.

• She said that Pete and Sue were getting married the next day.

• She said that Pete and Sue were getting married tomorrow.

“Stephen’s bringing some records to the party tomorrow”, she said.

• She said that Stephen was bringing some records to the party tomorrow.

• She said that Stephen is bringing some records to the party the next day.

• She said that Stephen was bringing some records to the party the next day.

“We visited her this morning” they said.

• They said that they had visited her that morning.

• They said that they had visited her this morning.

• They said that they visited her that morning.

“I can see you tomorrow”, she said.

• She said that she can see you the next day.

• She said that she could see you tomorrow.

• She said that she could see you the next day.