Grammar: Time and Place in Reported Speech

What is reported speech? Reported speech occurs when you are telling someone what someone else said. In most languages, the words you are "reporting" do not change in form, but in English they do. Words for both time and place change in reported speech. Fortunately, reported speech in English follows fixed rules, and generally there are no exceptions to these. Here, we'll look at a few of these rules. Are you ready?
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