How to change this into indirect speech: "I was walking along the street."*1 pointHe said (that) he could have been walking along the street.He said (that) he had been walking along the street.He said (that) he might have been walking along the street.He said (that) he walks along the street.

He said (that) he could have been walking along the street.He said (that) he had been walking along the street.He said (that) he might have been walking along the street.He said (that) he walks along the street.

How to change this into indirect speech: "I like ice cream."*1 pointShe said (that) she liked ice cream.She said (that) she had liked ice cream.She said (that) she would like ice cream.She said (that) she might have liked ice cream.

How to change this into indirect speech: "I can speak perfect English."*1 pointHe said, "I can speak perfect English."He said he could speak perfect English.He said he had spoken perfect English.He said he has been speaking perfect English.

Change the following sentences from direct to indirect speech.Annie said, “I love chocolates.”My mother said to me, “I am going to the store.”Ravi said, “I will go to the concert.”Lisa said to Fred, “I have finished my homework.”I said, “Meena is writing a story for the magazine.”Harish said, “I can see no one in the hall.”Aditya said, “Punjab is a state in India.”She said, “I have a doctor’s appointment.”He said to me, “The thief has not taken any valuable item from the cupboard.”The boss said, “The meeting is cancelled.”

Change the following sentences from direct to indirect speech.Tanya said, “I have a lot of work to do.”Mani said to me, “You should complete your homework.”He said, “I am feeling happy.”She said, “Sugar tastes sweet.”Raman said to Nitin, “Amreen does not like pasta.”He says to me, “My grandfather is highly educated.”She said, “I will go to school.”Jim says, “I play chess with my friends.”Arun said, “I will find the paper.”The students said, “We are excited about our Shantiniketan trip.”