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1

In indirect speech, the present simple becomes past simple.

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If the reporting verb is in the present, we must change the tense in the reported clause.

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“I will go,” she said → She said she would go.

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“He is sleeping,” she said → She said he is sleeping.

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In the zero conditional, both clauses use the present simple.

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The second conditional describes real future situations.

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“If I had known, I would have helped” is a third conditional sentence.

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In the first conditional, we use past tense and would.

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