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

A. The CEO said he should apologize.
B. The CEO said that she should apologize.
C. The CEO said that he would apologize.
D. The CEO said that he should apologize.

A. They said that they had already sent their email.
B. They said that they has already sent their email.
C. They said they had already sent the email.
D. They said that they already sent their email.

A. They said they had to complete that work.
B. They said that they has to complete that work.
C. They said that they had to complete that work.
D. They said that they completed that work.

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

A. I said that he might visit the following week.
B. I said he might visit the following week.
C. I said that he 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 would not attend the meeting.
D. He said that she should not attend the meeting.

A. She exclaimed how wonderful it was.
B. She had to exclaimed how wonderful it was.
C. She has exclaimed how wonderful it was.
D. She exclaim how wonderful it was.