New posts in backshifting

Does "could" always mean something less likely than "can", even in backshifted subordinate clauses?

Reported Speech with was and were

Present tense and conditional tense in a stated past tense

What would be the difference between past and present tense here?

If he had known she had too many commitments, he would have done something about it. (Backshifting within the scope of a modally remote preterite)

Backshifting "if" statements [duplicate]

Would not be able to versus will not be able to

sequence of tenses (optional and obligatory back shifting )

Conditional sentences - which is correct?

Optional tense back shifting [duplicate]

Reported speech: unnecessary past tense?

Should I use present tense in reporting speech?

modal verbs in reported-speech backshift

Is the concept of "backshifted past tense" in reported speech applicable to other types of subordinate clauses?

When is "backshifting" optional?

What's the appropriate tense here? [duplicate]

Past-tense verb + that clause: clause has to use past tense?

What is "backshifting", as applied to English grammar?

I asked + present/past tense

If I were him, I would doubt if she (is/was/were?) serious about this relationship