"I am tired." → She said she was tired.
"I am tired," she said. → She said (that) she was tired.
"I work here." → He said he worked there.
Tenses shift one step back into the past.
"that" after the verb is optional.
She said she was hungry. ✓
She said to me she was hungry. ✓
She said me she was hungry. ✗
She told me she was hungry. ✓
She told that she was hungry. ✗
She said me she was tired.
She told me she was tired. (or: she said she was tired)
He said that he will come.
He said that he would come.
She told that the film was good.
She said the film was good. (or: told me)
He said he can do it.
He said he could do it.
Say the answer out loud — then tap to check.
Tom said that he wasA tired andB that he will goC to bed earlyD.
Cwill go → would go
✓ will → would in reported speech
My teacher and me toldA the class thatB the trip had beenC canceled becauseD of the storm.
AMy teacher and me told → My teacher and I told
✓ subject position → I, not me
She asked me whereA I had beenB andC why did I not callD her.
Dwhy did I not call → why I had not called
✓ reported questions use statement order
Report what someone said using said or told me.
"She told that…" is always wrong — tell needs a person.