They said, "We should buy some milk."
They said (that) we should buy some milk.
They said (that) they should buy some milk.
He said, "She can speak Spanish."
He said (that) she could speak Spanish.
He said (that) she can speak Spanish.
She said, "I am reading a book."
She said (that) she is reading a book.
She said (that) she was reading a book.
He said, "I will come tomorrow."
He said (that) he would come the next day.
He said (that) he will come tomorrow.
She said, "They are going to visit next month."
She said (that) they were going to visit the following month.
She said (that) they are going to visit next month.
John said, "I like pizza."
John said (that) I liked pizza.
John said (that) he liked pizza.
She said, "We live in London."
She said (that) they lived in London.
She said (that) they live in London.
He said, "I have finished my homework."
He said (that) he had finished his homework.
He said (that) he has finished his homework.
They said, "We saw him yesterday."
They said (that) they saw him yesterday.
They said (that) they had seen him the day before.
She said, "I am tired."
She said (that) she is tired.
She said (that) she was tired.
He said, "I went to Paris last week."
He said (that) he had gone to Paris the week before.
He said (that) he went to Paris last week.
Mary said, "I will help you."
Mary said (that) she will help me.
Mary said (that) she would help me.
They said, "We are waiting for the bus."
They said (that) we were waiting for the bus.
They said (that) they were waiting for the bus.
He said, "She is cooking dinner."
He said (that) she is cooking dinner.
He said (that) she was cooking dinner.
She said, "I can't drive."
She said (that) she couldn’t drive.
She said (that) she can’t drive.
He said, "I must study hard."
He said (that) he must study hard.
He said (that) he had to study hard.
