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She: I work here. She said that she worked there.
He: I am tired. He said that he was tired.
She: I am studying English. She said that she was studying English.
He: I finished my homework. He said that he had finished his homework.
She:I have seen this film. She said that she had seen that film.
He: I will call you. He said that he would call me.
She: I can swim. She said that she could swim.
He: I must leave now. He said that he had to leave then.
She: I live in Manchester. She said that she lived in Manchester.
He: I am waiting outside. He said that he was waiting outside.
He: Do you like tea? He asked if I liked tea.
She: Are you busy? She asked if I was busy.
He: Did you finish? He asked if I had finished.
She: Where do you work? She asked where I worked.
He: What are you doing? He asked what I was doing.
She: Why did you call me? She asked why I had called her.
He: Open the window. He told me to open the window.
She: Close the door. She asked him to close the door.
He: Don’t be late. He told her not to be late.
She: I am busy today. She said that she was busy that day.
He: I will see you tomorrow. He said that he would see me the next day.
She: I met him yesterday. She said that she had met him the day before.
He: I am here now. He said that he was there then.
She: I don’t understand. She said that she didn’t understand.
He: I’m feeling better. He said that he was feeling better.
She: I have to work late. She said that she had to work late.
He: I’ve already eaten. He said that he had already eaten.
She: I’ll help you later. She said that she would help me later.
He: I can’t come tonight. He said that he couldn’t come that night.
She: I was at home. She said that she had been at home.
He: I work here now, but I worked in Poland before. He said that he worked there then, but he had worked in Poland before.
She: I am living in London at the moment, but I lived in Manchester last year. She said that she was living in London at that moment, but she had lived in Manchester the year before.
He: I have a car now, but I didn’t have one when I lived abroad. He said that he had a car then, but he hadn’t had one when he had lived abroad.
She: I’m tired today because I worked late yesterday. She said that she was tired that day because she had worked late the day before.
He: I will finish this today if I have time. He said that he would finish that that day if he had time.
She: I’m working from home now, but I’ll be back in the office tomorrow. She said that she was working from home then, but she would be back in the office the next day.
He: I have known her for years, but we only started talking last month. He said that he had known her for years, but they had only started talking the month before.
She: I can’t help you now because I’m working. She said that she couldn’t help me then because she was working.
He: I must leave now, but I will call you later. He said that he had to leave then, but he would call me later.
She: I didn’t understand the question at first, but I understand it now. She said that she hadn’t understood the question at first, but she understood it then.
He: I have worked here for five years, but I’m thinking of changing my job now. He said that he had worked there for five years, but he was thinking of changing his job then.
She: I’ve never met her before, but I saw her yesterday at work. She said that she had never met her before, but she had seen her the day before at work.
He: I have already sent the email, so I don’t need to do it now. He said that he had already sent the email, so he didn’t need to do it then.
She: I’ve been very busy recently, which is why I didn’t call you last week. She said that she had been very busy recently, which was why she hadn’t called me the week before.
He: I have just finished the report, but I still need to check it today. He said that he had just finished the report, but he still needed to check it that day.
She: I’ve lived in three different countries, but I’ve never lived in Asia. She said that she had lived in three different countries, but she had never lived in Asia.
He: I’ve known him since university, but we haven’t spoken much this year. He said that he had known him since university, but they hadn’t spoken much that year.
She: I haven’t decided yet, but I’ll let you know tomorrow. She said that she hadn’t decided yet, but she would let me know the next day.
He: I’ve lost my keys, so I can’t get into the house now. He said that he had lost his keys, so he couldn’t get into the house then.
She: I’ve been waiting for an hour, but he hasn’t arrived yet. She said that she had been waiting for an hour, but he hadn’t arrived yet.
He: I’ve never had this problem before, but it’s happening now. He said that he had never had that problem before, but it was happening then.
She: I have finished most of the work, but I’m still working on the final part today. She said that she had finished most of the work, but she was still working on the final part that day.
He: I’ve tried to call you several times, but you haven’t answered today. He said that he had tried to call me several times, but I hadn’t answered that day.
She: I’ve been feeling tired lately, even though I slept well last night. She said that she had been feeling tired lately, even though she had slept well the night before.
He: I’ve never seen him so angry before, but he calmed down later. He said that he had never seen him so angry before, but he had calmed down later.
He: I’ve already eaten, so I won’t be hungry later. He said that he had already eaten, so he wouldn’t be hungry later.
She: I’m staying here today, but I’m leaving tomorrow morning. She said that she was staying there that day, but she was leaving the next morning.
He: I didn’t like the job at first, but I like it now. He said that he hadn’t liked the job at first, but he liked it then.
She: I have to finish this now, even though I finished something similar yesterday. She said that she had to finish that then, even though she had finished something similar the day before.
He: I was very stressed last week, but I feel much better now. He said that he had been very stressed the week before, but he felt much better then.
She: I’m not ready yet, but I’ll be ready in an hour. She said that she wasn’t ready yet, but she would be ready in an hour.
He: I’ve never been here before, but I know the city quite well. He said that he had never been there before, but he knew the city quite well.
She: I didn’t see him today, but I saw him yesterday. She said that she hadn’t seen him that day, but she had seen him the day before.
He: I’m waiting here now because I arrived early. He said that he was waiting there then because he had arrived early.
He: Do you work here? He asked if I worked there.
She: Are you feeling better now? She asked if I was feeling better then.
He: Did you finish the report yesterday? He asked if I had finished the report the day before.
She: Have you ever been to Spain? She asked if I had ever been to Spain.
He: Are you working today or tomorrow? He asked if I was working that day or the next day.
She: Can you help me now? She asked if I could help her then.
He: Were you waiting for me earlier? He asked if I had been waiting for him earlier.
She: Do you have to leave now? She asked if I had to leave then.
He: What are you doing now? He asked what I was doing then.
She: Where did you work before? She asked where I had worked before.
He: Why didn’t you call me yesterday? He asked why I hadn’t called him the day before.
She: How long have you lived here? She asked how long I had lived there.
He: What have you decided so far? He asked what I had decided so far.
She: When will you be ready? She asked when I would be ready.
He: Who did you speak to this morning? He asked who I had spoken to that morning.
He: Open the window, please. He asked me to open the window.
She: Don’t tell anyone about this. She told him not to tell anyone about that.
He: Call me when you arrive. He told me to call him when I arrived.
She: Please sit down and wait here. She asked me to sit down and wait there.
He: Be careful on the way home. He told her to be careful on the way home.
She: Don’t forget to lock the door. She reminded me to lock the door.
He: Finish this today, please. He asked me to finish that that day.
She: Let me know if you need help. She told me to let her know if I needed help.
He: Stop talking and listen. He told us to stop talking and listen.
She: Don’t be late again tomorrow. She asked him not to be late again the next day.
 



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