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“We went out last night”, they said
They said (that) they had gone out last night
“I’m coming!” she said
She said (that) she was coming.
“We didn’t go to the party” they said
They said (that) they hadn't gone to the party
“Lucy’ll come later” he said
He said (that) Lucy would come later.
“I can help you tomorrow” he said
He said (that) he could help me tomorrow.
“He hasn’t eaten breakfast” she said
She said (that) he hadn't eaten breakfast.
“We don’t like chocolate” they said
They said (that) they didn't like chocolate.
“I won’t see you tomorrow” he said
He said (that) he wouldn't see me tomorrow.
“She’s living in Paris for a few months” she said
She said (that) she was living in Paris for a few months.
“I visited my parents at the weekend” she said
She said (that) she had visited her parents at the weekend.
“We haven’t eaten sushi before” they said
They said (that) they hadn't eaten sushi before.
“I’ll do the washing-up later” he said
He said (that) he would do the washing-up later.
"I'll send you a postcard.", she said
She said (that) she would send me a postcard
"We've bought a new car", they said
They said (that) they had bought a new car.
"You look nice", he said
He said (that) I looked nice.
"We're going ice-skating", they said
They said (that) they were going ice-skating.
