Is / Am
He said "I am student".
He said he was a student.
He said "They are men."
They said "They were men"
He said "She doesn't do her activities".
He said she didn't do her activities".
She said "They make cakes".
She said they made cakes.
She said "He is brave".
She said he was brave.
She said "They are sad"
She said they were sad.
They said she doesn't study French.
They said she didn't study French.
She said "Robert and Stan have a problem".
She said they had a problem.
He said "I am very busy".
He said he was very busy.
He said "They are silly"
They said they were silly.
He said "She does not pay attention".
He said she did not pay attention.
They said "She works out here".
They said she worked out there.
She said "She is a journalist".
She said she was a journalist.
She said "They are so romantic"
She said they were so romantic.
She said "She doesn't do exercise".
She said she didn't do exercise.
They said "Dave and Kendall love this place"
They said they loved that place.
She said "I am very happy now"
She said she was very happy at that moment.
She said "They are working now"
She said they were working at that moment.
He said "He does not listen to music"
He said he did not listen to music.
She said "She writes poems for this class"
She said she wrote poems for that class.