Mowa zależna i mowa niezależna

Reported speech:
Present Simple Past Simple
He said to me “I like Maths”. – He said to me that he liked Maths.
Past Simple Past Perfect
Present Perfect
She told me “ I didn’t know it” yesterday. – She told me that she hadn’t known it the day before.
Present Continuous Past Continuous
Mark said to me “ I’m playing tennis now”. – Mark said to me that he was playing tennis then.
Past Continuous Past Continuous / Past Perfect Continuous
His mother told me “ My children were doing their homework two days ago at 5 o’clock. –
His mother told me that her children had been doing their homework two days before at 5 o’clock.
Future Simple would/wouldn’t
She said “ I’ll help you tomorrow.” – She said to me that she would help me the next day.
Modal Verbs:
may-might
can-could
will-would
must-had to
Andrew said “ I may come.” - Andrew said that he might come.

Useful words:
now – then, at that time, immediately
today, tonight – that day, that night
yesterday – the day before, the previous day
tomorrow – the next day, the following day
this week – that week
last week – the week before, the previous week
next week – the week after, the following week
two days ago – two days before
here – there
come – go

We can use: … if…. ( czy..)
She asked me “ Can you speak German?”
or:
She asked me IF I could speak German?

Specific questions: ( with: where, what, who, why, which etc..)
He wanted to know “Where do you live?”
He wanted to know where I lived.