0Hi,02br 02br 00Please tell me how they are different.02br 02br 001. (indirect quoting) Jane said ('that' optional??) she01u00 would/will02u00 pay for her mother's birthday dinner next Friday. -- If quoting directly, I think we can write: Jane said, "I would pay for my mother's birthday dinner next Friday." Then, what is the difference? between 'would' and 'wi'll" here in the direct quoting situation? Just one is more sure than the other? When quoting indirectly, do we need to back-shift? 02br 02br 002. Please tell me your name, so I 01u00can/could02u00 tell your names to others. 0-
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0 .02br 02br 001. (01u00indirect quote02u00) Jane said (that) she would/will pay for her mother's birthday dinner next Friday. -- 01b00'Will' can be used if Friday has not yet come02b02br 00(01u00Direct quote02u00) Jane said, "I 01b00will 02b00pay for my mother's birthday dinne