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I am happy.
She said that she was happy.
I have done my homework.
She said that she had done her homework.
I can play music.
She said that she could play music.
I don't read every day.
She said that she didn't read every day.
I cook breakfast.
She said that she cooked breakfast.
They are watching TV.
She said that they were watching TV.
I have got a cat.
She said that she had got a cat.
He can play football.
He said that he could play football.
He doesn't ride a bike.
She said that he didn't ride a bike.
I go to school.
She said that she went to school.
They are friends.
She said that they were friends.
I have got a brother.
She said that she had got a brother.
They can play tennis.
She said that they could play tennis.
It doesn't snow in Spain.
She said that it didn't snow in Spain.
They fly to the sea.
She said that they flew to the sea.
He is reading a book.
She said that he was reading a book.
I have drawn a picture.
She said that she had drawn a picture.
I can paint.
She said that she could paint.
I don't like ice cream.
She said that she didn't like ice cream.
He meets his friends.
She said that he met his friends.
Ann is clever.
She said that Ann was clever.
He has visited his parents.
She said that he had visited his parents.
He can dance.
She said that he could dance.
He doesn't like the film.
She said that he didn't like the film.
I help my mum.
She said that she helped her mum.