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She said, “I can do it.”

A. She said that she could do it.
B. She said that she can do it.
C. She said that she could have done it.
D. She said that she did it.

'Can' -> 'could'.

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He said, “I have time.”

A. He said that he had time.
B. He said that he has time.
C. He said that he had had time.
D. He said that he was having time.

Simple Present -> Simple Past.

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She said, “It is cold.”

A. She said that it was cold.
B. She said that it is cold.
C. She said that it had been cold.
D. She said that it became cold.

Simple Present -> Simple Past.

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He said, “I can run.”

A. He said that he could run.
B. He said that he can run.
C. He said that he could have run.
D. He said that he ran.

'Can' -> 'could'.

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She said, “I have a book.”

A. She said that she had a book.
B. She said that she has a book.
C. She said that she had had a book.
D. She said that she was having a book.

Simple Present -> Simple Past.

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He said, “I must study.”

A. He said that he had to study.
B. He said that he must study.
C. He said that he would have to study.
D. He said that he should study.

'Must' -> 'had to'.

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She said, “I will win.”

A. She said that she would win.
B. She said that she will win.
C. She said that she should win.
D. She said that she won.

'Will' -> 'would'.

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He said, “I have been working.”

A. He said that he had been working.
B. He said that he has been working.
C. He said that he worked.
D. He said that he was working.

Present Perfect Continuous -> Past Perfect Continuous.

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She said, “I worked hard.”

A. She said that she had worked hard.
B. She said that she worked hard.
C. She said that she has worked hard.
D. She said that she was working hard.

Past Simple -> Past Perfect.

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He said, “I was working.”

A. He said that he had been working.
B. He said that he was working.
C. He said that he has been working.
D. He said that he worked.

Past Continuous -> Past Perfect Continuous.

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She said, “I had finished.”

A. She said that she had finished.
B. She said that she has finished.
C. She said that she finished.
D. She said that she was finished.

Past Perfect remains Past Perfect.

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He said, “I know the truth.”

A. He said that he knew the truth.
B. He said that he knows the truth.
C. He said that he had known the truth.
D. He said that he was knowing the truth.

Present Simple -> Past Simple.

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She said, “I want to go.”

A. She said that she wanted to go.
B. She said that she wants to go.
C. She said that she had wanted to go.
D. She said that she was wanting to go.

Present Simple -> Past Simple.

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He said, “I am working.”

A. He said that he was working.
B. He said that he is working.
C. He said that he had been working.
D. He said that he worked.

Present Continuous -> Past Continuous.

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She said, “I have seen it.”

A. She said that she had seen it.
B. She said that she has seen it.
C. She said that she saw it.
D. She said that she was seeing it.

Present Perfect -> Past Perfect.

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He said, “I shall win.”

A. He said that he would win.
B. He said that he should win.
C. He said that he will win.
D. He said that he won.

'Shall' -> 'would' (future).

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She said, “It may rain.”

A. She said that it might rain.
B. She said that it may rain.
C. She said that it might have rained.
D. She said that it rained.

'May' -> 'might'.

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He said, “I can play.”

A. He said that he could play.
B. He said that he can play.
C. He said that he could have played.
D. He said that he played.

'Can' -> 'could'.

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She said, “I am going to leave.”

A. She said that she was going to leave.
B. She said that she is going to leave.
C. She said that she had been going to leave.
D. She said that she went to leave.

'Am going' -> 'was going'.

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