WA4 Reported Speech

"I am reading a book about wisdom," she said.

• She said she was reading a book about wisdom.

• She said she is reading a book about wisdom.

• She told she is reading a book about wisdom.

"We traveled to Greece last summer," they said.

• They said they travel to Greece last summer.

• They said they were traveling to Greece last summer.

• They said they had traveled to Greece last summer.

"I don’t know the answer," he said.

• He said he doesn’t know the answer.

• He said he didn’t know the answer.

• He said he hadn’t known the answer.

"We can’t solve the problem," they said.

• They said they wouldn’t solve the problem.

• They said they can’t solve the problem.

• They said they couldn’t solve the problem.

"Will you visit the museum?" he asked.

• He asked if I visit the museum.

• He asked whether I would visit the museum.

• He asked if I will visit the museum.

"Do you like the book?" she asked.

• She asked whether did I like the book.

• She asked if I like the book.

• She asked if I liked the book.

"Where did you find this picture?" he asked.

• He asked where did I find that picture.

• He asked where had I found that picture.

• He asked where I had found that picture.

"What is the meaning of this proverb?" she asked.

• She asked what the meaning of that proverb was.

• She asked what is the meaning of that proverb.

• She asked what was the meaning of this proverb.

"Do I have to go to the office?", he asked.

• He wanted to know if he had to go to the office.

• He wanted to know did he have to go to the office.

• He wanted to know whether did he have to go to the office.

"You should see a doctor", mom told me.

• Mom told me I must see a doctor.

• Mom told me I had to see a doctor.

• Mom told me I should see a doctor.