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In reported speech, the sentence 'She said she ______ at home' uses the past simple tense.
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• Subtopic: Changes in Reported Speech Here are some other words which change from reported speech. **Direct speech / these** She said she worked at home. (Past simple) She said she was working. (Past continuous) She said she had worked. (Past perfect) She said she would work. (Will work, may) **Examples of modal verbs in reported speech:** “I can work,” she said. → She said she could. “I may work,” she said. → She said she might. I must/have to work, mustn’t/must have to. In reported speech, **should** and **might** do not change. She said she had seen. (Past perfect) She said she had seen. (Repeated) **Modal verbs that do not change:** Could, should, might. From direct to reported speech, **pronouns** and **possessive adjectives** also change. **Questions in reported speech** Who? She asked who she was. There is no inversion of subject and verb in reported questions. **Example:** Who’s she? She asked who she was. Reported speech – Questions The same changes occur with tenses, pronouns, and other words as in reported statements. **Note:** We do not use the auxiliary "if / whether" in reported questions. **Example:** She ...
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