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    This document provides examples of verbs used in the present simple, past simple, present continuous, past continuous, present perfect, past perfect, will, would, can, could, may, might, must, have to, and had to tenses in the affirmative form and how they are reported in indirect speech. It compares the verbs used in direct and indirect speech for statements involving she, he, I, my friend, they, and you.

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    Andrea Grimaldi 4C

    Present simple Past simple


    She always wears a He said (that) she
    coat always wore a coat

    Present continuous Past continuous


    I’m looking for my She said (that) she was
    keys looking for her keys

    Present perfect Past perfect


    He said (that) she had
    She has written 3 letters
    written 3 letters for her
    for her friend
    friend

    Past simple Past perfect


    He said (that) his friend
    My friend gave me a had given him a bar of
    bar of chocolate chocolate

    WILL WOULD
    I will finish my report He said (that) he would
    in two days finish his report in two
    days

    COULD
    CAN She said (that) she
    I can speak English could speak English

    MAY MIGHT
    She said (that) they
    I may invite them to might invite them to
    dinner dinner

    MUST HAD TO
    She said (that) they had
    I must go to the bank
    to go to the bank and get
    and get some money
    some money
    HAVE TO HAD TO
    I have to submit this She said (that) she had to
    assignment by 3pm submit this assignment by 3pm
    tomorrow tomorrow

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