Tenses
"Peter Parker is eating a delicious apple."
She said Peter Parker was eating a delicious apple.
"Could you close the window?"
the next day
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"Would you like to have some of my fries?"
She offered to give me some of her fries.
She asked me what I was going to do on the weekend.
"Stop trying to fix this broken vase."
She told me to stop trying to fix that broken vase
"yesterday" transforms to...
the day before
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"I think it would be a good idea to travel to the destination by bus"
"I was interrogated by the police yesterday evening"
She said she had been interrogated by the police the evening before.
She asked me if I enjoyed going for longer hikes.
three days before
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"I will not do this exercise as homework!"
She refused to do that exercise as homework.
"I have never tried broccoli soup in my life"
She told me she had never tried broccoli soup in her life"
"Could you please pass me the salt?"
She asked me if I could pass her the salt.
"here, now & these" transform to...
there, then, those
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"Don't forget to fill up the car before we go on our trip"
She reminded me to fill up the car before we went on our trip"
"You must try the goat cheese as well." "It is delicious"
"Sit still and stop chewing so loudly!"
She told me to sit still and to stop chewing so loudly.
"The day after tomorrow" transforms to...
in two days time
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"Alright, alright - I put the glue on our teacher's chair"
She admitted putting the clue on their teacher's chair