Direct and Indirect Speech

a) She said that she woke up early.

b) She said that she has woken up early.

c) She said that she had woken up early.

a) He said that he knows a better restaurant.

b) He said that he knew a better restaurant.

c) He said that he had known a better restaurant.

a) He said that he rang her.

b) He said that he will ring her.

c) He said that he would ring her.

a) They said that they had just arrived.

b) They said that they have just

arrived.

c) They said that they arrived.

a) She said that she did not say that.

b) She said that she had not said that.

c) She said that she have not said that.

a) She said that she won’t tell anyone.

b) She said that she wouldn’t tell anyone.

c) She said that she didn’t tell anyone.

a) Sam told he is allergic to fish.

b) Sam said he is allergic to fish.

c) Sam said he was allergic to fish.

a) James said his boss wanted him to go to London the following day.

b) James said his boss wants him to go to London the following day.

c) James said his boss wanted him to go to London tomorrow.

a) Robin said that these biscuits taste delicious.

b) Robin said that the biscuits tasted delicious.

c) Robin said that these biscuits tasted delicious.

today

that day

yesterday

told me

told her

asked me

a) She said, “She does't speak Italian.”

b)   She said, “I don’t speak Italian.”

c) She said, “I didn't speak Italian.”

a) He said, “I never made mistake.”

b) He said, “He never makes mistake.”

c)  He said, “I never make mistake.”

a)   They said, “Say hello to Jim.”

b) They said, “Said hello to Jim.”

c) They say, “Say hello to Jim.”

a) Paul said, “Will you come to dinner with you?”

b) Paul said, “Will you come to dinner with me?”

c) Paul said, “Will you came to dinner with me?”