'I like shopping'. She said...
She said she liked shopping
'I'm leaving tomorrow'. He said...
He said (that) he was leaving tomorrow
'I'll always love pizza'. She said...
She said that she would always love pizza
'I passed my exam!'. He said...
He said that he had passed his exam
'I've forgotten my keys.' She said...
She said that she had forgotten her keys
'We can help you!' They said...
They said that they could help us/me.
'I bought a new car'. Anna said...
Anna said (that) she had bought a new car.
What is the difference between 'say' and 'tell'?
Tell ALWAYS has an object or a pronoun.
'I don't have brothers or sisters'. He said...
He said (that) he didn't have any brothers or sisters.
'I won't go to the party'. She said...
She said (that) she wouldn't go to the party
'I can't see it'. She said...
She said that she couldn't see it
'I love snacks'. She said...
She said she loved snacks
'I'm eating all the popcorn!' He said...
He said (that) he was eating all the popcorn.
'I don't eat burgers every day!' He said...
He said he didn't eat burgers every day.
'My favourite snack is fruit!' She said...
She said her favourite snack was fruit.
'We're making home-made ice cream.' They said...
They said they were making home-made ice cream.
