Reported Speech

'I work in a bank.' ⇒ He said that he            [has worked, had worked, worked] in a bank.

'I am working today.' ⇒ She told us she             [worked, is working, was working]  that day.

'I've been ill for a couple of weeks.' ⇒ He told me he              [is ill, was ill, had been ill] for a couple of weeks.

'I was at the doctor all morning.' ⇒ She told me that she          [has been, had been, would be] at the doctor all morning.

'I'll lend you the money .' ⇒ He told me he             [lent, was lending, would lend] me the money.

'I can't do it without your help.' ⇒ She said she             [hadn't done, couldn't do, didn't do] it without my help.

'The meeting may start early.' ⇒ He told us that the meeting             [might start, would start, can start] early.

'I must leave early today.' ⇒ He said that he              [must leave, left, had to leave] early that day.

'You should talk to Jim.' ⇒ She said that I             [would talk, should talk, talked] to Jim.

'Get out!' ⇒ She told me            [I get out, I got out, to get out] .

'I need to see Sarah this weekend.' ⇒ George said that ______.

'I'm reading now.' ⇒ Sally told me ______.

'I haven't seen Barbara since last year.' ⇒ Brendan told me ______.

'Have you signed the contract?' ⇒ Suzan ______ .

'Where did you eat?' ⇒ Sam asked me ______.

‘I can swim really fast.’  

There was an accident outside the supermarket’.

Tom said ‘I’m going to London tomorrow.’
Five days later you say...

Which sentence is NOT correct?

Which words complete the sentence?
Maria apologised for not coming. She said she had been busy ____.