Report what others said, asked and told you, shifting the tenses correctly.
A colleague relays a phone conversation he just had with the manager.
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When you report what someone said, the tense usually 'backshifts'. Present → imperfect: « 'Estoy cansado' → Dijo que estaba cansado. » Future → conditional: « 'Vendré' → Dijo que vendría. » Pretérito perfecto/indefinido often → pluscuamperfecto: « 'He terminado' → Dijo que había terminado. » Report yes/no questions with « si »: « '¿Vienes?' → Me preguntó si venía. » Report wh-questions with the question word: « Me preguntó qué quería. » Pronouns and time markers also shift (« mañana → al día siguiente »).
Write 4–5 sentences reporting a recent conversation (what someone said and asked), backshifting the tenses correctly.
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