A. She said that she could swim well.
B. She said that she could swim well.
C. She said that he could swim well.
D. She said she could swim well.

A. John said that he is learning French.
B. John said that he was learning French.
C. John said that she was learning French.
D. John said he was learning French.

A. The manager said that she has finished his homework.
B. The manager said that she had finished her homework.
C. The manager said that he had finished his homework.
D. The manager said she had finished his homework.

A. Anna said that she is reading a book.
B. Anna said that she was reading a book.
C. Anna said she was reading a book.
D. Anna said that he was reading a book.

A. They all said that they has been working there for five years.
B. They all said that they had been working there for five years.
C. They all said that they had been working there for five years.
D. They all said they had been working there for five years.

A. Sheila said that she had to go then.
B. Sheila said that she had to go now.
C. Sheila said she had to go then.
D. Sheila said that she has to go then.

A. They said that they would not come.
B. They said they would not come.
C. They said that they would not come.
D. They said that they would not come.

A. John said that she was learning French.
B. John said that he is learning French.
C. John said that he was learning French.
D. John said he was learning French.

A. She said that she has left the day before.
B. She said that he had left the day before.
C. She said that she had left the day before.
D. She said she had left the day before.

A. The teacher said that she might come the next day.
B. The teacher said she might come the next day.
C. The teacher said that he might come the next day.
D. The teacher said that she might come the next day.