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'I may take the kids upstate next weekend.' Marla said...
Marla said (that) she might take the kids upstate the following weekend.
'I've already bought the tickets for the concert last Sunday.' >>Robert said...
Robert said (that) he had already bought the tickets for the concert the previous Sunday.
'I will have a meeting this Friday.' >> Tom said...
Tom said that he would have a meeting that Friday.
'These girls have been here for over three hours!' >> The security guard told the parents...
The security guard told the parents (that) those girls had been there for over three hours.
'I will send you a postcard tomorrow.' >> Darren said...
Darren said (that) he would send me a postcard the next day/ the following day.
'Be careful at the concert!' >> Dad reminded us...
Dad reminded us to be careful at the concert.
'Please let me be on the team.' >> Tom asked the coach...
Tom asked the coach to let him be on the team.
'I won't forget to buy the food you want for tonight's dinner.' >> Mike promised that...
Mike promised (that) he would not forget to buy the food I wanted for that night's dinner.
'Nobody has ever fallen off a horse here.' >> My riding teacher said...
My riding teacher said (that) nobody had ever fallen off a horse there.
'I want to take a shower now.' >> James said...
James said (that) he wanted to take a shower then/ at the time.
'You should get some rest.' >> The doctor advised me...
The doctor advised me to get some rest.
"Shall we have a fancy dinner this weekend?' >> Mom suggested...
Mom suggested having a fancy dinner that weekend./ Mom suggested that we have a fancy dinner that weekend.
'Don't touch that drill!' >> Dad warned Emily...
Dad warned Emily not to touch that drill.
'You must speak up if you want to say something!' >> The teacher told us that...
The teacher told us that we had to speak up if we wanted to say something.
'I saw you at the grocery store yesterday.' >> Amy said...
Amy said (that) she had seen me at the grocery store the day before/ The previous day.
'The clock I bought yesterday doesn’t work.' >> The woman complained...
The woman complained (that) the clock she had bought the day before/ the previous day didn't work.
'I need to be at work early this morning.' >> Mom said...
Mom said (that) she needed to be at work early that morning.
'We will celebrate my mother's birthday at this restaurant next week.' >> Patricia said...
Patricia said (that) they would celebrate her mothers' birthday at that/ the restaurant the following week.
‘I’ll always remember meeting you.’ >> Ann said...
Ann said (that) she would always remember meeting me.
‘I’ll meet you later today.’>> Jim told me that...
Jim told me that he would meet me later that day.
‘I haven’t told you the complete truth.’ >> Pablo said...
Pablo said (that) he hadn’t told me the complete truth.
‘I took my final exam yesterday.’ >> Jack told me...
Jack told me (that) he had taken his final exam the day before/ the previous day.
‘You don’t have to wait for me.’ >> Liz said that I...
Liz said that I didn’t have to wait for her.
‘I’m going to the gym tomorrow.’ >> Ben told me...
Ben told me (that) he was going to the gym the next day/ the following day.
‘You must take these tablets twice a day.’ >> The doctor says...
The doctor says (that) I must take the/ those tablets twice a day.