Tom said, "I'll give you this book back tomorrow, Mary."
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Tom đã nói rằng, “Tôi sẽ trả bạn quyển sách này vào ngày mai, Mary.”
A. Tom đã nói với Mary rằng tôi sẽ trả bạn quyển sách đó vào ngày hôm sau.
B. Tom đã nói với Mary rằng anh ấy sẽ trả cô quyển sách đó vào ngày hôm sau.
C. Tom đã nói với Mary rằng anh ấy sẽ không trả cô quyển sách đó vào ngày hôm sau.
D. Tom đã nói với Mary rằng cô ấy sẽ trả anh quyển sách đó vào ngày hôm sau.
Câu tường thuật (Reported speech):
Động từ tường thuật ở thì quá khứ (told), mệnh đề được tường thuật phải lùi thì: will give → would give
Thay đổi trạng từ chỉ thời gian, nơi chốn khi chuyển sang câu gián tiếp: tomorrow → the next day
→ Chọn đáp án B
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