A. I said that he might visit the following week.
B. I said he might visit the following week.
C. I said that he might visit the following week.
D. I said that she might visit the following week.

A. My colleague said that he would finish the task that day.
B. My colleague said that she would finish the task that day.
C. My colleague said he would finish the task that day.
D. My colleague said that he would finish the task that day.

A. The student said that he has already sent the email.
B. The student said he had already sent the email.
C. The student said that he had already sent the email.
D. The student said that she had already sent the email.

A. He said that he could not attend the meeting.
B. He said he could not attend the meeting.
C. He said that he could not attend the meeting.
D. He said that she could not attend the meeting.

A. The client said he used to play football.
B. The client said that she used to play football.
C. The client said that he used to play football.
D. The client said that he used to play football.

A. She said that she had been cooking when I called.
B. She said that he had been cooking when I called.
C. She said she had been cooking when I called.
D. She said that she has been cooking when I called.

A. Maria said that she might visit the following week.
B. Maria said she might visit the following week.
C. Maria said that he might visit the following week.
D. Maria said that she might visit the following week.

A. We said that they would finish the task that day.
B. We said they would finish the task that day.
C. We said that they would finish the task that day.
D. We said that they would finish the task that day.

A. John said that he has to complete that work.
B. John said that he had to complete that work.
C. John said that she had to complete that work.
D. John said he had to complete that work.

A. Maria said that she was leaving now.
B. Maria said she was leaving then.
C. Maria said that she was leaving then.
D. Maria said that she is leaving then.