She explained that she [can't give / is not able to give / couldn't give*] me her book; she should take it back to the library the next day.
Mark replied he didn't think Jane [would arrive / would have arrived* / had arrived] by the following Sunday yet.
The shop assistant showed me a book and said that the book [was describing / described* / had described] the museums of our town.
She asked me about my schedule for the next week and I answered that I [didn't know* / wouldn't know / hadn't known] it yet.
David told his friend that [might he use / he might use* / he had used] his bicycle whenever he liked.
I knew Linda [had travelled / was travelling / had been travelling*] around Europe for three months already.
I told Sarah that Anne worked in a shoe shop, and she [always was complaining / had always been complaining / was always complaining*] that she didn't get enough money for her job.
Jerry believed that Sally [had been reading* / had read / was reading] the book since Monday, but she had read only fifty pages so far.
Sheila said that she [had had to leave / had to leave / would have to leave*] the office earlier that day to get to the station in time.
Tom said that he had been late for work that morning, and he added that he [never had been late / had never been late* / was never late] before.
My English teacher wanted to know [what I enjoyed* / what I had enjoyed / what did I enjoy] doing in my spare time.
Sam asked Romeo what [would be he doing / he would be doing* / would he be doing] with himself the entire Saturday.
Lora wondered if [was her cousin going to stay / her cousin is going to stay / her cousin was going to stay*] in town for the rest of the summer; she wanted him to go to the country with her.
Cindy was not sure if the delegation [had arrived* / was arriving / arrived] or not, and she didn't know whom to ask about it.
Alice explained to us that the flower shop [is situated / had been situated / was situated*] down the road.
