"I don't like coffee," he said.

  1. He said that he didn't like coffee.
  2. He told that he didn't like coffee.
  3. He said that he doesn't liked coffee.
  4. He said that I didn't like coffee.
Answer

A) He said that he didn't like coffee.

Negative present → negative past. Direct & Indirect Speech · Statements

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