Direct Speech to Reported Speech

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“I study English every day,” she said.

• “I study English every day,” she said.

• She said she had studied English every day.

• She said she studied English every day.

• She said she would study English every day.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“They are watching a movie,” he said.

• He said they were watching a movie.

• He said they were watching a movie.

• He said they watched a movie.

• He said they had watched a movie.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“I have finished my homework,” he said.

• He said he had finished his homework.

• He said he finishes his homework.

• He said he had been finishing his homework.

• He said he has finished his homework.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“She visited Paris last summer,” Tom said.

• Tom said she had visited Paris the previous summer.

• Tom said she would visit Paris the following summer.

• Tom said she had visited Paris last summer.

• Tom said she visits Paris last summer.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“I will call you tomorrow,” Mark said

• Mark said he will call me the next day.

• Mark said he was going to call me the next day.

• Mark said he would call me the next day.

• Mark said he would call me tomorrow.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“I can help you with that,” she told him.

• She told him she can help him with that.

• She told him she could help him with that.

• She told him she would help him with that.

• She told him she was helping him with that.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“We may be late,” they said.

• They said they must be late.

• They said they might be late.

• They said they might be late.

• They said they will be late.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“You must wear a helmet,” the instructor said.

• The instructor said I would wear a helmet.

• The instructor said I must to wear a helmet.

• The instructor said I had to wear a helmet.

• The instructor said I had to wear a helmet.
  

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“I have to finish this report,” she said.

• She said she had to finish the report.

• She said she must finish the report.

• She said she finished the report.

• She said she has to finish the report.

Transform the following sentence from DIRECT SPEECH to INDIRECT SPEECH:

“I will finish the project by Friday,” she said.

• She said she will finish the project by Friday.

• She said she would finish the project by Friday.

• She said she finished the project by Friday.

• She said she is finishing the project by Friday.