It depends upon Tense Used.
| Direct Speech | Indirect Speech |
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Simple Present She said "I love chocolates" |
Simple Past She said that she loved chocolate |
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Simple Past She said "I loved chocolates" |
Perfect Past She said that she had loved chocolate |
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Simple Future (Will)
She said "I will love chocolates"
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Simple Future (Would) She said that she would be loving chocolate |
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Present Continuous She said "I am loving chocolates" |
Past Continuous She said that she was loving chocolates |
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Past Continuous She said "I love chocolates" |
Perfect Continuous She said that she had been loving chocolates |
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Present Perfect She said "I have loved chocolates" |
Past Perfect She said that she had loved chocolate |
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Past Perfect She said "I had love chocolates" |
Past Perfect She said that she had loved chocolate |
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Future Perfect (Will have) She said "I will have loved chocolates" |
Future Perfect (Would have) She said that she would have loved chocolates |
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Present Perfect Continuous She said "I have been loving chocolates" |
Past Perfect Continuous She said that she had been loving chocolates |
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Past Perfect Continuous She said "I had been loving chocolates" |
Past Perfect Continuous She said that she had been loving chocolates |
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Future Perfect Continuous (Will have been) She said "I will have been loving chocolates" |
Future Perfect Continuous (Would have been) She said that she would have been loving chocolates |
