They said, "We may go out tonight."
They said (that) they may go out tonight.
They said (that) they might go out that night.
She said, "I am learning English."
She said (that) she was learning English.
She said (that) she is learning English.
He said, "I do my homework every day."
He said (that) he did his homework every day.
He said (that) he does his homework every day.
She said, "I have never been to Italy."
She said (that) she has never been to Italy.
She said (that) she had never been to Italy.
He said, "I didn’t like the movie."
He said (that) he hadn’t liked the movie.
He said (that) he didn’t like the movie.
They said, "We are playing football now."
They said (that) they are playing football now.
They said (that) they were playing football then.
She said, "I will call you later."
She said (that) she would call me later.
She said (that) she will call me later.
He said, "I’m watching TV."
He said (that) he was watching TV.
He said (that) he is watching TV.
She said, "I don’t like chocolate."
She said (that) she didn’t like chocolate.
She said (that) she doesn’t like chocolate.
They said, "We were at the party."
They said (that) they had been at the party.
They said (that) they were at the party.
He said, "I’ll see you next week."
He said (that) he would see me the following week.
He said (that) he will see me next week.
She said, "I’m going to travel to Spain."
She said (that) she is going to travel to Spain.
She said (that) she was going to travel to Spain.
He said, "We can meet at the park."
He said (that) they could meet at the park.
He said (that) they can meet at the park.
She said, "I am happy today."
She said (that) she is happy today.
She said (that) she was happy that day.
