Question

You said to Nita, "I was baking a chocolate cake last evening."
(change in indirect speech. ) ​

Answer 1

Answer:

You told Nita that she had been baking a chocolate cake the previous evening.

Answer 2

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You told Nita that you had been baking a chocolate cake the previous evening.

Explanation ↴

There are some major rules to change the narration from direct to indirect. We need to consider the tense, pronoun, words that describe time, place, distance, types of sentences, etc. According to the rule, we have to change the past continuous tense into past perfect continuous tense when we are going to change the speech into Indirect.