Reported speech

We use the Reported speech:
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When we are telling someone what another person said or thought, but do not use their exact words.
For example
Mark said that he wanted to live in London.

Please, note that:
Quotation marks are not used in reported speech.
Verb tenses, pronouns and some “time” and “place” words may change because the time, place and speaker may be different.
When we report a statement, we use reported verbs such as say, tell, explain, inform, answer, decide, etc. often followed by that.
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In reported –wh questions, we use the wh- word + the subject + the verb.
We do not use the interrogative form of the verb – do, does or did.
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As it is an indirect question no question marks are used
When we report requests, orders, advice or warnings we use verbs such as advice, ask, beg, tell, order, etc, followed by an infinitive.

Verb tense changes:
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Present simple
Direct speech
Reported speech
Past simple
Past Simple
Past Perfect
Present continuous
Past continuous
Present perfect
Past perfect
Present perfect continuous
Past perfect continuous
Future
Conditional

Place changes
Direct speech
Reported speech
here
there
This place
That place
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Time changes
Direct speech
Reported speech
now
then
Today / tonight
That day / that night
This morning
That morning
yesterday
The day before
Tomorrow
The following day
Last month
The month before
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Personal Pronouns changes
Direct speech
Reported speech
I
He, she
you
I, she, he, we, they
we
they
Me
Him, her
You
Him, her, us, them
Us
them
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Possessive Pronouns changes
Direct speech
Reported speech
my
His, her
your
My, his, her, our, their
our
their
mine
His, hers
yours
Mine, his, hers, ours, theirs
ours
Mine, his , hers, ours, theirs,