Reported Speech Quiz

"I love chocolate," she said.

• She said she loves chocolate.

• She said she loved chocolate.

• She said she will love chocolate.

• She said she had loved chocolate.

"I am watching a movie," she said.

• She said she was watching a movie.

• She said she is watching a movie.

• She said she had been watching a movie.

• She said she watches a movie.

"We visited the zoo yesterday," they said.

• They said they visit the zoo yesterday.

• They said they had visited the zoo the day before.

• They said they have visited the zoo the day before.

• They said they had been visiting the zoo yesterday.

"I will call you tomorrow," she said.

• She said she will call me tomorrow.

• She said she would call me the next day.

• She said she called me tomorrow.

• She said she would have called me the next day.

"I can solve this puzzle," he said.

• He said he could solve that puzzle.

• He said he can solve that puzzle.

• He said he could have solved that puzzle.

• He said he will solve that puzzle.

"I haven't finished my work yet," she said.

• She said she didn't finish her work yet.

• She said she hasn't finished her work yet.

• She said she hadn't finished her work yet.

• She said she wasn't finishing her work yet.

"I am not feeling well," he said.

• He said he isn't feeling well.

• He said he hadn't been feeling well.

• He said he wasn't feeling well.

• He said he will not feel well.

"You may borrow my book," she said.

• She said I may borrow her book.

• She said I might borrow her book.

• She said I must borrow her book.

• She said I might not borrow her book.

"They were playing football," he said.

• He said they were playing football.

• He said they had been playing football.

• He said they had played football.

• He said they are playing football.

"I had already eaten," she said.

• She said she already ate.

• She said she had already eaten.

• She said she has already eaten.

• She said she was already eating.