How can we write the Future Tense in the indirect sentence?
If we see him, we shall tell him about it. (Future Tense)
She said that if we saw him, we should tell him about it.
If we saw him, we should tell him about it. (conditional sentence)
She said .............................................................................I want to change a little above sentence that it was more understandable.
If we see him tomorrow, we shall tell him about it. (Future Tense)
She said ......................................................... (Future Tense)
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This is quite difficult, because the 'conditional' sentence you give doesn't entirely make sense. I can't think of a situation in which you would say this.
In most cases, a conditional sentence stays in the conditional when it goes into reported speech. For example:
'If I had time, I'd tell him'
She said that if she had time she'd tell him. = no change to verb forms
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