Change the tense
She said, "I am tired."
She said that she was tired.
He said to me, "Do you like coffee?"
He asked me if I like coffee.
I said to him, "Bring me my jacket."
I asked him to bring me my jacket.
Amit said, "I love my country."
Amit said that he loves his country.
She said, "I will meet you today."
She said that she would meet me that day.
He said, "I have finished my homework."
He said that he had finished his homework.
Police asked the lady, "Where were you on the night of the murder?"
Police questioned the lady where she had been on the day of the murder.
Rahul said to her, "Do the right thing always."
Rahul told her to always do the right thing.
Rahul told her that she should do the right thing always.
Rahul advised her to do the right thing always.
Ishika said, "You are not the bravest of soldiers, are you?"
Ishika said that he was not the bravest of soldiers, and questioned him if he was.
He said, "I went to delhi yesterday."
He said that he went to Delhi the previous day.
They said, "We were playing cricket."
They said that they were playing cricket.
I thought to myself, "Was I doing the right thing?"
I thought to myself that had I been doing the right thing.
I questioned myself if I had been doing the right thing.
The teacher said, "Do not shout."
The teacher ordered not to shout.
The teacher commanded not to shout.
Rahul said, "You shall be grateful to me."
Rahul said that they should be grateful to him.
Ram said, "Will we meet tomorrow?"
Ram questioned if we would meet the next day.
Riya said, "I will call you tomorrow. "
Riya said that she would call me tomorrow.
I will ask him, "Have you been a good student?"
I will ask him if he has been a good student.
She said to him, "Please help me."
She requested him to help her.
She pleaded him to help her.
Anjali said to herself, "Am I doing something wrong?"
Anjali wondered if she was doing something wrong.
Anjali questioned herself if she was doing the wrong thing.
I said, "I am busy now."
I said that I was busy then.
They said to me, "You are looking good today
They told me that I was looking good that day.
He always says, "I am always right."
He always says that he is always right.
The officer said, "Stand in line."
The officer ordered to stand in line.
The officer commanded to stand in line.
The colonel asked, "Are you okay Ishita?"
The colonel asked Ishita if she was okay.
I said, "let's have lunch tomorrow in the afternoon."
I suggested that we should have lunch the next day in the afternoon.
I suggested having lunch the next day in the afternoon.