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  • “I am writing an email now,” he said.
    He told he was writing an email now.
    He said he is writing an email now.
    She said he had written an email then.
    He said he was writing an email then.
  • “Are you watching TV now?” he asked.
    He asked whether I have watched TV then.
    He asked were I watching TV now.
    He asked if I was watching TV then.
    He asked if I am watching TV then.
  • “I wrote this email yesterday,” she said.
    She told she had wrote that email the day before.
    She said she has written that email the day before.
    She said she wrote this email yesterday.
    She said she had written that email the day before.
  • “Are you tired today?” he asked.
    He asked if I was tired that day.
    He asked were you tired today.
    He asked whether I have been tired that day.
    He asked if I am tired that day.
  • “I am going to call her later,” she said.
    She said she would called her later.
    She said she was going to call her later.
    She said she is going to call her later.
    She told she was going to call her later.
  • “We will start the lesson now,” they said.
    They told they would start the lesson now.
    She said they had started the lesson then.
    They said they will start the lesson now.
    They said they would start the lesson then.
  • “I am going to buy this house,” he said.
    He said he is going to buy this house.
    He said he would buy that house.
    He told he was going to buy this house.
    He said he was going to buy that house.
  • “We will start here,” they said.
    They said they would start there.
    They told they would start here.
    They said they had started there.
    They said they will start here.
  • “I will call you tomorrow,” she said.
    She said she had called me the next day.
    She said she would call me the next day.
    She told she would call me tomorrow.
    She said she will call me tomorrow.
  • “I am reading this article,” he said.
    He said he is reading this article.
    He told he was reading this article.
    She said he had read that article.
    He said he was reading that article.
  • “I will see you tonight,” she said.
    She said she would see me that night.
    She said she will see me tonight.
    She said she had seen me that night.
    She told she would see me tonight.
  • “Will you help me?” he asked.
    He asked whether would I help him.
    He asked will I help him.
    He asked if I would help him.
    He asked if I will help him.
  • “I am waiting here for you,” she said.
    She said she is waiting here for me.
    She said she had waited there for me.
    She said she was waiting there for me.
    She told she was waiting here for me.
  • “We are working here this month,” they said.
    She said they had worked there that month.
    They said they were working there that month.
    They told they were working here that month.
    They said they are working here this month.
  • “I saw her here yesterday,” she said.
    She said she saw her here yesterday.
    She told she had seen her there yesterday.
    She said she had seen her there the day before.
    She said she has seen her there the day before.
  • “I am going to start now,” he said.
    He said he was going to start then.
    He said he is going to start now.
    She said he would start then.
    He told he was going to start now.
  • “I am working now,” he said.
    He said he is working now.
    He said he had worked then.
    He said he was working then.
    He told he was working now.
  • “I am reading this book,” he said.
    He told he was reading this book.
    He said he was reading that book.
    He said he is reading this book.
    He said he had read that book.
  • “I can’t help you now,” he said.
    He said he can’t help me now.
    He said he couldn’t help me then.
    He said he had helped me then.
    He told he couldn’t help me now.
  • “I finished my homework,” he said.
    He told he had finish his homework.
    He said he had finished his homework.
    He said he has finished his homework.
    He said he finished his homework.
  • “Are you coming with me?” he asked.
    He asked if I was coming with him.
    He asked if I am coming with him.
    She asked whether I have been coming with him.
    He asked were I coming with him.
  • “Please sit here,” she said.
    She told me sit here.
    She said sit here.
    She told me to sit there.
    She asked me sit there.
  • “Did she call you last night?” she asked.
    She asked whether had she called me the night before.
    She asked did she call me last night.
    She asked if she had called me the night before.
    She asked if she called me the night before.
  • “I saw him here,” he said.
    He said he saw him here.
    He said he has seen him there.
    He said he had seen him there.
    He told he had seen him here.
  • “We are waiting here,” they said.
    They said they were waiting there.
    They told they were waiting here.
    They said they had waited there.
    They said they are waiting here.
  • “I will visit you next month,” he said.
    He told he would visit me next month.
    He said he will visit me next month.
    She said he had visited me the following month.
    He said he would visit me the following month.
  • “I will finish my work now,” he said.
    He told he would finish his work now.
    He said he would finish his work then.
    He said he will finish my work now.
    She said he had finished his work then.
  • “I will travel next week,” he said.
    He said he had travelled the following week.
    He said he would travel the following week.
    He told he would travel next week.
    He said he will travel next week.
  • “I bought this yesterday,” she said.
    She said she had bought that the day before.
    She said she has bought that the day before.
    She told she had bought this yesterday.
    She said she bought this yesterday.
  • “Where are you going?” she asked.
    She asked where was I going.
    She asked where I am going.
    She asked where I was going.
    She asked where I had gone.
  • “Do you like this restaurant?” she asked.
    She asked did I like this restaurant.
    She asked if I liked that restaurant.
    She asked if I like that restaurant.
    She asked whether I have liked that restaurant.
  • “I will call you later,” he said.
    He told he would call me later.
    He said he would call me later.
    He said he will call me later.
    He said he had called me later.
  • “We are playing here,” they said.
    They said they are playing here.
    They said they were playing there.
    They said they had played there.
    They told they were playing here.
  • “Will they arrive tonight?” he asked.
    He asked whether would they arrive that night.
    He asked if they would arrive that night.
    He asked if they will arrive that night.
    He asked will they arrive tonight.
  • “Did you call me yesterday?” she asked.
    She asked did I call her yesterday.
    She asked if I had called her the day before.
    She asked whether had I called her the day before.
    She asked if I called her the day before.
  • “We bought this car last year,” they said.
    They said they had bought that car the year before.
    They said they bought this car last year.
    They said they have bought that car the year before.
    They told they had bought that car last year.
  • “I cleaned my room yesterday,” she said.
    She said she has cleaned her room the day before.
    She said she had cleaned her room the day before.
    She said she cleaned her room yesterday.
    She told she had cleaned her room yesterday.
  • “We are watching a film,” they said.
    They said they were watching a film.
    They said they are watching a film.
    They told they were watching a film.
    They said they had watched a film.
  • “Where do you work?” he asked.
    He asked where I worked.
    He asked where did I work.
    He asked where had I worked.
    He asked where I work.
  • “I saw him yesterday,” she said.
    She said she had seen him the day before.
    She said she has seen him the day before.
    She told she had seen him yesterday.
    She said she saw him yesterday.
  • “We are meeting here tomorrow,” they said.
    They said they had met there the next day.
    They said they were meeting there the next day.
    They said they are meeting here tomorrow.
    They told they were meeting here the next day.
  • “I don’t want this,” he said.
    He said he doesn’t want that.
    She said he hadn’t wanted that.
    He told he didn’t want this.
    He said he didn’t want that.
  • “We are cooking dinner now,” they said.
    They told they were cooking dinner now.
    They said they were cooking dinner then.
    They said they are cooking dinner now.
    They said they had cooked dinner then.
  • “Where do you live?” she asked.
    She asked where I lived.
    She asked where had I lived.
    She asked where I live.
    She asked where did I live.
  • “I don’t like this food,” she said.
    She said she doesn’t like that food.
    She told she didn’t like this food.
    She said she didn’t like that food.
    She said she hadn’t liked that food.
  • “I saw her here,” he said.
    She said he has seen her there.
    He told he had seen her here.
    He said he had seen her there.
    He said he saw her here.
  • “Don’t open the window,” he said.
    He asked me not open the window.
    He warned me not open the window.
    He told me not to open the window.
    He said don’t open the window.
  • “We are going to travel next year,” they said.
    They said they were going to travel the following year.
    They said they had travelled the following year.
    They said they are going to travel next year.
    They told they were going to travel next year.
  • “I am going to start a new job,” he said.
    He said he was going to start a new job.
    He said he is going to start a new job.
    He told he was going to start a new job.
    He said he would start a new job.
  • “I will finish this today,” he said.
    He said he had finished that that day.
    He said he will finish this today.
    He said he would finish that that day.
    He told he would finish this that day.
  • “We are studying here today,” they said.
    They told they were studying here that day.
    They said they were studying there that day.
    They said they are studying here today.
    They said they had studied there that day.
  • “I bought this book today,” he said.
    He said he bought this book today.
    He said he has bought that book that day.
    He told he had bought that book today.
    He said he had bought that book that day.
  • “We are going to move here,” they said.
    They said they are going to move here.
    They said they were going to move there.
    She said they had moved there.
    They told they were going to move here.
  • “Do you live near here?” she asked.
    She asked did I live near here.
    She asked if I lived near there.
    She asked whether I have lived near there.
    She asked if I live near there.
  • “I can see you now,” she said.
    She told she could see me now.
    She said she can see me now.
    She said she could see me then.
    She said she had seen me then.
  • “I live here,” she said.
    She said she had lived there.
    She said she lives here.
    She said she lived there.
    She told she lived here.
  • “Are they coming tonight?” she asked.
    She asked if they are coming tonight.
    She asked were they coming tonight.
    She asked if they were coming that night.
    She asked whether they have come that night.
  • “Why do you like this place?” she asked.
    She asked why did I like this place.
    She asked why I liked that place.
    She asked why I like that place.
    She asked why I had liked that place.
  • “I don’t understand this question,” she said.
    She said she hadn’t understood that question.
    She said she didn’t understand that question.
    She said she doesn’t understand that question.
    She told she didn’t understand this question.
  • “I am not feeling well today,” she said.
    She said she hadn’t felt well that day.
    She said she wasn’t feeling well that day.
    She said she isn’t feeling well today.
    She told she wasn’t feeling well today.
  • “I am going to meet her tomorrow,” he said.
    He said he is going to meet her tomorrow.
    He told he was going to meet her tomorrow.
    She said he would meet her the next day.
    He said he was going to meet her the next day.
  • “I cleaned my room yesterday,” she said.
    She said she cleaned her room yesterday.
    She said she had cleaned her room the day before.
    She said she has cleaned her room the day before.
    She told she had cleaned her room yesterday.
  • “I am going to visit my aunt next week,” he said.
    He said he was going to visit his aunt the following week.
    He told he was going to visit my aunt the following week.
    He said he would visit his aunt the next week.
    He said he is going to visit his aunt next week.
  • “I lost my keys here,” he said.
    He said he lost his keys here.
    She said he has lost his keys there.
    He told he had lost his keys here.
    He said he had lost his keys there.
  • “I work in this office,” he said.
    He said he works in this office.
    He told he worked in this office.
    He said he had worked in that office.
    He said he worked in that office.
  • “We are staying here this week,” they said.
    They said they were staying there that week.
    They said they had stayed there that week.
    They told they were staying here that week.
    They said they are staying here this week.
  • “Did you finish the work?” he asked.
    He asked whether had I finished the work.
    He asked did I finish the work.
    He asked if I finished the work.
    He asked if I had finished the work.
  • “I am going to buy these shoes,” she said.
    She said she would buy those shoes.
    She said she was going to buy those shoes.
    She told she was going to buy these shoes.
    She said she is going to buy these shoes.
  • “We finished the exam,” they said.
    They said they finished the exam.
    They said they had finished the exam.
    They told they had finish the exam.
    They said they have finished the exam.
  • “We are going to leave tomorrow,” they said.
    They said they had left the next day.
    They said they are going to leave tomorrow.
    They told they were going to leave tomorrow.
    They said they were going to leave the next day.
  • “We live near here,” they said.
    They said they lived near there.
    They said they had lived near there.
    They told they lived near here.
    They said they live near here.
  • “Are you tired?” she asked.
    She asked whether I have been tired.
    She asked were I tired.
    She asked if I am tired.
    She asked if I was tired.
  • “We live near here,” they said.
    They said they live near here.
    They said they lived near there.
    They told they lived near here.
    She said they had lived near there.
  • “We finished the meeting here,” they said.
    They told they had finished the meeting here.
    She said they have finished the meeting there.
    They said they had finished the meeting there.
    They said they finished the meeting here.
  • “We finished early today,” they said.
    They said they finished early today.
    They said they have finished early that day.
    They told they had finished early today.
    They said they had finished early that day.
  • “We finished early,” they said.
    They said they had finished early.
    They said they have finished early.
    They told they had finish early.
    They said they finished early.
  • “We will stay here tonight,” they said.
    They said they would stay there that night.
    They said they will stay here tonight.
    She said they had stayed there that night.
    They told they would stay here that night.
  • “Did she call you?” he asked.
    He asked if she had called me.
    He asked if she called me.
    He asked whether had she called me.
    He asked did she call me.
  • “We are going to travel next month,” they said.
    They said they had travelled the following month.
    They said they are going to travel next month.
    They said they were going to travel the following month.
    They told they were going to travel next month.
  • “I didn’t see him yesterday,” she said.
    She said she didn’t saw him yesterday.
    She said she hadn’t seen him the day before.
    She said she has not seen him the day before.
    She told she hadn’t seen him yesterday.
  • “We live here,” they said.
    They said they lived there.
    They said they had lived there.
    They said they live here.
    They told they lived here.
  • “I live near this park,” she said.
    She said she had lived near that park.
    She told she lived near this park.
    She said she lives near this park.
    She said she lived near that park.
  • “I am going to see her tomorrow,” she said.
    She said she is going to see her tomorrow.
    She said she would see her the next day.
    She told she was going to see her tomorrow.
    She said she was going to see her the next day.
  • “I will stay here tonight,” he said.
    He said he had stayed there that night.
    He said he would stay there that night.
    He told he would stay here that night.
    He said he will stay here tonight.
  • “Where do you work?” he asked.
    He asked where I worked.
    She asked where had I worked.
    He asked where I work.
    He asked where did I work.
  • “I lost my phone here,” she said.
    She said she had lost her phone there.
    She said she lost her phone here.
    She said she has lost her phone there.
    She told she had lost her phone here.
  • “I bought this jacket yesterday,” he said.
    He said he had bought that jacket the day before.
    He told he had bought that jacket yesterday.
    He said he bought this jacket yesterday.
    He said he has bought that jacket the day before.
  • “Are they working today?” he asked.
    He asked whether they have worked that day.
    He asked were they working today.
    He asked if they were working that day.
    He asked if they are working that day.
  • “I don’t need this,” she said.
    She said she hadn’t needed that.
    She told she didn’t need this.
    She said she doesn’t need that.
    She said she didn’t need that.
  • “I met her here last month,” she said.
    She said she had met her there the month before.
    She told she had met her there last month.
    She said she has met her there the month before.
    She said she met her here last month.
  • “I can’t come here today,” she said.
    She said she couldn’t come there that day.
    She said she can’t come here today.
    She said she had come there that day.
    She told she couldn’t come here that day.
  • “Do you know her?” he asked.
    He asked did I know her.
    He asked whether I have known her.
    He asked if I knew her.
    He asked if I know her.
  • “I met him here last week,” he said.
    He said he has met him there the week before.
    He said he had met him there the week before.
    He told he had met him there last week.
    He said he met him here last week.
  • “Do you like this film?” she asked.
    She asked did I like this film.
    She asked whether I have liked that film.
    She asked if I liked that film.
    She asked if I like that film.
  • “I will send the email now,” she said.
    She said she would send the email then.
    She said she had sent the email then.
    She said she will send the email now.
    She told she would send the email now.
  • “I lost my bag here yesterday,” she said.
    She said she had lost her bag there the day before.
    She told she had lost her bag here yesterday.
    She said she lost her bag here yesterday.
    She said she has lost her bag there the day before.
  • “I am watching TV,” she said.
    She said she is watching TV.
    She said she was watching TV.
    She told she was watching TV.
    She said she had watched TV.
  • “Do you know the answer?” he asked.
    He asked whether I have known the answer.
    He asked did I know the answer.
    He asked if I know the answer.
    He asked if I knew the answer.
  • “I don’t like this music,” she said.
    She said she didn’t like that music.
    She said she doesn’t like that music.
    She told she didn’t like this music.
    She said she hadn’t liked that music.
  • “Are they studying now?” she asked.
    She asked if they are studying then.
    She asked were they studying now.
    She asked if they were studying then.
    She asked whether they have studied then.
  • “We finished the project yesterday,” they said.
    They said they finished the project yesterday.
    They told they had finished the project yesterday.
    They said they have finished the project the day before.
    They said they had finished the project the day before.
  • “I am cooking dinner,” she said.
    She said she had cooked dinner.
    She said she was cooking dinner.
    She said she is cooking dinner.
    She told she was cooking dinner.
  • “We will move here next year,” they said.
    They said they will move here next year.
    They said they would move there the following year.
    They told they would move here the next year.
    They said they had moved there the following year.
  • “I will help you with this,” he said.
    He said he will help me with this.
    He said he would help me with that.
    He told he would help me with that.
    He said he had helped me with that.
  • “We are going to start now,” they said.
    They told they were going to start now.
    They said they were going to start then.
    They said they are going to start now.
    They said they had started then.
  • “I don’t understand you,” he said.
    He told he didn’t understand you.
    He said he didn’t understand me.
    He said he doesn’t understand me.
    He said he hadn’t understood me.
  • “I am going to buy this car,” he said.
    He said he would buy that car.
    He said he was going to buy that car.
    He said he is going to buy this car.
    He told he was going to buy that car.
  • “We are going to meet here,” they said.
    They said they had met there.
    They said they were going to meet there.
    They told they were going to meet here.
    They said they are going to meet here.
  • “I am studying English now,” she said.
    She said she is studying English now.
    She said she had studied English then.
    She told she was studying English now.
    She said she was studying English then.
  • “I am not feeling well,” she said.
    She said she wasn’t feeling well.
    She said she hadn’t felt well.
    She told she wasn’t feeling well.
    She said she isn’t feeling well.
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