As I . . . . . . . . you yesterday, the undersecretary . . . . . . . . over this afternoon's discussions.
A. have told/was presiding
B. told/will be presiding
C. would have told/had presided
D. will tell/has presided
E. would tell/has been presiding
Answer: Option B
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