A. He said that she would be traveling the following month.
B. He said that he would be traveling the following month.
C. He said he would be traveling the following month.
D. He said he could be traveling the following month.

A. We said that they is leaving then.
B. We said they was leaving then.
C. We said that they were leaving then.
D. We said that they was leaving now.

A. John said that he had seen that movie before.
B. John said that she had seen that movie before.
C. John said he had seen that movie before.
D. John said that he has seen that movie before.

A. The student said that he is meeting her at noon.
B. The student said that she was meeting her at noon.
C. The student said he was meeting her at noon.
D. The student said that he was meeting her at noon.

A. My colleague said that she had already sent the email.
B. My colleague said that he had already sent the email.
C. My colleague said that he has already sent the email.
D. My colleague said he had already sent the email.

A. She said he would send the file the next day.
B. She said that he would send the file the next day.
C. She said she would send the file the next day.
D. She said that she would send the file the next day.

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

A. My colleague said that she had been doing his homework.
B. My colleague said he had been doing his homework.
C. My colleague said that he has been doing his homework.
D. My colleague said that he had been doing his homework.

A. He said he should apologize.
B. He said that she would apologize.
C. He said that he could apologize.
D. He said that he should apologize.

A. She said that she will finish the task that day.
B. She said that he would finish the task that day.
C. She said she would finish the task that day.
D. She said that she would finish the task that day.