'Must' usually changes to 'had to'.
'Let' can often be converted to a passive infinitive structure or 'ordered that... should'.
Simple Past -> Past Perfect.
'Will' -> 'would', 'now' -> 'then'.
Present Continuous -> Past Continuous.
'Do you know' (Present) -> 'knew' (Past).
'Hurrah' requires 'exclaimed with joy'.
'Will have' -> 'would have'.
Imperative command/request + infinitive.
Present Perfect Continuous backshifts to Past Perfect Continuous.
Exclamatory adjective + 'very'.
Pronoun 'us' -> 'them'.
Past Continuous backshifts to Past Perfect Continuous.
Scientific facts do not backshift.
'Might' does not backshift. 'Today' -> 'that day'.
'Have seen' -> 'had seen'. Pronoun 'my' -> 'her'.
'Shall' changes to 'would' (for future). 'Next week' -> 'the following week'.
'Forbade' is stronger and correct for negative imperatives without 'not to'.
'WH' questions keep the interrogative word. Structure becomes assertive.
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