VISITED' => 'had visited'iii) Determiner 'that' is added, while the inverted commas are omitted.Thus the sentence in the indirect speech is: She said that they had visited Uttarakhand in the summer vacation.Given below are the rules of tense conversion in Direct to Indirect Speech and vice verse: SENTENCE INDIRECTSENTENCE IN INDIRECT(Changes to)TENSE CHANGE1.Rina said, "I go to the church.”Rina said that she went to the church.Simple PRESENT to Simple Past2.Rina said, "I am driving.”Rina said that she was driving.Present Progressive to Past Progressive3.The man said, "I have cleaned the SHELF.”The man said that he had cleaned the shelf.Present Perfect to Past Perfect4.Ram said, "I have been LIVING in Toronto since 2013.”Ram said that they had been living in Toronto since 2013.Present Perfect Progressive to Past Perfect Progressive5.Ram said, "I went to the market.”Ram said that he had gone to the market.Simple Past changes to Past perfect6.Ram said, "I was standing in the rain.”Ram said that he had been standing in the rain.Past Progressive to past Perfect Progressive7.Ram said, "I had won the match.”Ram said that he had won the match.Past Perfect (NO CHANGE)8.She said, "I will go to the market.”She said that she would go to the market.‘Will’ changes to ‘would’ (Simple Future)9.She said, "I will be going to the market.”She said that she would be going to the market.‘will be’ changes to ‘would be.’ (Future Continuous)10.He said, "I will have baked the CAKE.”He said that he would have baked the cake.‘Will have’ changes to ‘would have’(Future Perfect Tense) The other options do not fit as per the rules of conversion.