Present Simple
“I go to school by bus,” Mary said
Mary said she went to school by bus
“I am doing my homework,” he said.
He said he was doing his homework
“I lost my keys,” he said.
He said he had lost his keys
“I have finished my homework,” Lisa said.
Lisa said she hadn’t finished her homework.
“You can park here,” the guard said
The guard said I can park here
“He likes pizza,” Anna said
Anna said she liked pizza.
“They are fixing the car,” Jack said.
Jack said they were fixing the car.
“We saw a burglary last night,” they said.
They said they had seen a burglary last night
“They have never been to Japan,” she said.
She said they had never been to Japan.
“I may visit you next week,” she said.
She said she might visit me the following week
“We study English every day,” they said.
They said they studied English every day.
“She is studying for her test,” mom said.
Mom said she was studying for her test
“She broke the window,” the boy said.
The boy said she had broken the window.
“He has stolen my bike,” Tom said.
Tom said he had stolen my bike.
“I will call you later,” he said.
He said he would call me later
“I clean my room on Saturdays,” Tom said.
Tom said he cleaned his room on Saturdays.
“We are watching TV,” the children said.
The children said they were watching TV.
“I didn’t steal the wallet,” the man said.
“I’ve already eaten,” she said.
She said she had already eaten.
“You must wear a seatbelt,” the officer said.
“She plays the piano beautifully,” the teacher said.
The teacher said that she played the piano beautifully.
“I am driving to work,” dad said.
Dad said he was driving to work.
“We visited the museum,” my friends said.
My friends said they had visited the museum.
“We’ve finished the project,” they said.
They said they had finished the project
“She will help us,” Mark said.
Mark said she would help them