Практикум по теме "Косвенная речь" (часть 3)

43. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1 .  Jean is from Canada.  (Ann said)

2.  James usually gets up at 7 o’clock in the morning. (Emily told me)

3.  Mike likes Maths.  (Meggy  was sure)

4.  My brother  is  playing football  in  the yard now.  (I  thought)

5. The pupils are having an English lesson now.  (Harry hoped)

6.  She helped her mother about  the  house yesterday. (Jenny told  me)

7. The lesson will be over in 3 minutes.  (Frank said)

44. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  We always  have  6 lessons on Wednesday.  (Grace said to  her  friend)

2.  There are fifteen pupils in the classroom.  (The teacher said)

3.  She can sing English songs.  (Helen told  me)

4. Christina and Peter will  go  to  the Hermitage next Saturday.  (I  was  sure)

5.  You  shall describe our classroon1  in  English in five minutes.  (The teacher  asked  us)

6.  She iikes roses and daffodils.  (Lolly said)

7.  Helen has left Moscow  for  Berlin today.  (I  didn't  believe)

45. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1. She never wears uniform  at  school.  (Betty  said)

2.  He has  problems  with  Chemistry.  (Dave  told  his friend)

3.  They will begin  to  study German next year.  (Fred  and Harry were sure)

4. She will join us  for  a walk in twenty minutes.  (Kate said)

5.  Mike can count very quickly.  (I  thought)

6.  The pupils are having a  test  at  the Russian lesson now. (John knew)

46. Change  the  following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  It  is  a very interesting job.  (Joy  said)

2.  He  played  golf  with his friend  in  the  garden last Thursday.  (Mark  told  me)

3. She will learn the  poem  by  heart in an hour.  (Jenny was sure)

4.  He  has  got  four pets  at  home.  (Jim  said)

5. She is  seldom  late  for  school.  (Betty  told  her  mother)

6. He can  count  from 1  to  10.  (The  little  Ed  supposed)

7. He will  work  hard  at  school next year.  (Frank  promised)

47. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1 . She began to go  to  school  at  the age  of  six.  (Christina said)

2. Your carpet makes your sitting room comfortable. (Mary  told  me)

3.  He is easy to get on with.  (I  thought)

4. Mike will  go  to  the North next autumn.  (I  was  told)

5.  She is very hungry.  (Dolly  said)

6.  It will rain tomorrow morning.  (Lolly  was  told)

7.  We usually put on warm clothes in October in St. Peters burg.  (Jenny knew)

48. Change the following sentences into  Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  Her son wants  to  be a computer programmer.  (Su san was  glad)

2.  She liked  to  read books about voyages  in  her  child-hood. (  Meggy  told  me)

3.  London is larger than Moscow.  (Bob  was  sure)

4.  Janet is going shopping now.  (I  was  told)

5.  It is easy  to  understand this text.  (I  thought)

6.  Ben has spent very much time out-of-doors today. (I  heard)

49. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences  in  brackets.

1.  Her room doesn't  look  nice.  (Alice was sure)

2. You are enjoying  your  stay here.  (I  thought)

3. She has already seen this new film.  (Bessy  said)

4. His country isn't washed by the Atlantic Ocean.  (Jake knew)

5.  Dinner isn't ready yet.  (I  was told)

6.  Betty took part  in  the performance  at  her  school yes- terday.  (I  was glad)

7. Carol doesn't like noisy games.  (I  hoped)

50. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences  in  brackets.

1. He moved  to  Paris in 1990.  (I  heard)

2. She hasn't seen Emily  for  a long time.  (Clem  said)

3. Jean isn't twenty.  (Mark  was glad)

4. He  won't  finish translating this article in  two  days. (James  was  sure)

5. She  can't  draw people.  (Fanny told  me)

6.  He finished speaking  on  the telephone  two  minutes ago.  (Rose  was  glad)

7. She hasn't got a sister.  (Sally said)

51. Change the following sentences into  Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  Doris  isn't  listening  to  pop songs  in  English in  her room now.  (I  hoped)

2. I shall  go  on reading in three minutes.  (I  knew)

3. Ann hasn't heard this song yet.  (I  was  sure)

4. He hasn't got a close friend.  (Tommy  understood)

5.  She can speak English very well.  (Sally was  glad)

6.  Willy  doesn't  usually make his meals himself.  (Rose was told)

52. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1. His working day  doesn't  last ten hours.  (Roy  said)

2. She lived  in  Egypt five years ago.  (Nora  told  us)

3. Rob  didn't  return home yesterday evening.  (I  was told)

4. They haven't discussed a very important question yet. (Sally  and  Ted  thought)

5. Yesterday wasn't  my  day off.  (Helen said)

6.  My  friend's house isn't far away from school.  (I  hoped)

7. Terry  won't  go  to  the cinema tomorrow evening.  (Mary was afraid)

53. Change  the  following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1. Sam  can't  drive his  car  slowly.  (I  was told)

2. His name  isn't  Peter.  (I  was sure)

3. Ted decided to go  to  the  Medical University last year. (Victor  heard)

4. Sometimes I don't  get  up  early  in  the morning.  (Fred said)

5. She hasn't got any cousins.  (Abby  thought)

6.  Mr  Brown isn't married.  (Helen hoped)

7. Bob is working  in  his study now.  (I  knew)

8. Julia hasn't washed the floor in her room today.  (Mother  said)

54. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences  in  brackets.

1.  Carol hasn't joined us  for  lunch this morning.  (Kim told  us)

2. Paul's hobby  is  taking photos.  (Linda was sure)

3. Bill will appear very soon.  (I  hoped)

4. Susan  got  married six years ago.  (Mark  told  me)

5.  The Hermitage has  got  a  good  collection  of  sculptures.  (Mario said)

6. Charles doesn't go in  for  sport.  (Jill  thought)

7. She  can't  play the guitar.  (Liz said)

55. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  Will  your  parents agree with this idea?  (Monica  asked Kit)

2.  Does she like pancakes with honey?  (I  asked  Jenny)

3.  Can he  cook  traditional American food? (We  asked  Dave)

4.  Is  England situated  on  the island or on the continent? (The teacher asked us)

5.  Has  she  got  two children?  (Mrs  Green was asked)

6.  Haven't you made your bed?  (Mother  asked  her  son)

56. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  Will Jenny play the violin  at  the  school concert next week? (The teacher asked us)

2.  Is  spring your favourite season? (Frank  asked  his friend)

3.  Does your cat like to drink milk?  (I  wanted to know)

4.  Are you from Australia?  (I  was asked)

5.  Was your Granddad a scientist many years ago? (John was asked)

6.  Have you ever watched the sunrise? (Jess wanted to know)

7.  Can she sing pop songs  in  Italian? (Mary was asked)

57. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences  in  brackets.

1.  Will you phone me  in  an hour?  (I  asked  my  friend)

2.  Is  Meggy a teacher? (Henry wanted to know)

3.  Can he  cook  a roast chicken? (Bill was asked)

4.  Has Kate just spoken on the phone?  (I  was asked)

5.  Did Emily wash  the  windows in  her  flat last  month? (Bessy wanted  to  know)

6.  Are you writing a letter  to  our  cousin?  (I  asked  my sister)

58. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  Henry is interested in politics.  (I  didn't  know)

2. Does Bob like  to  go  to different exhibitions?  (George wanted to know)

3. Has Fred arrived  at  the airport already? (Tina  asked us)

4.  Is  it  your luggage? (The woman  asked  me)

5.  Do you often visit your Granny on Sunday?  (Emily asked  her  friend)

6. Have you been  to  many countries? (We  asked  our teacher  of  Geography)

59. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1. Will you fly  to  Spain with your friend?  (I  asked  Grace)

2. Has Kate read  my  book  up  to  the  end?  (I  asked  my friend)

3. Is Jerry proud of his parents?  (Frank  wanted  to know)

4. Can  Meggy  knit a sweater  for  me?  (I  wanted  to know)

5. Has Lolly  got  a  country  house  not  far  from  the  city? (We wanted to know)

6.  Is  Betty travelling round Europe now?  (I  asked  Bet- ty's  mother)

60. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech.  Use  the sentences  in  brackets.

1.  Is  Bob bad at Chemistry?  (Jasper  wanted  to know)

2.  Was Micky  ill  last week?  (I  asked  my  friend)

3.  Has  the postman brought any letters  or  magazines today?  (Janet  asked  her  mother)

4.  Can  you draw funny pictures of animals?  (Mat  asked me)

5.  Are you fond of collecting badges?  (James  asked  his new  friend)

6.  Will Mark go to the party tomorrow evening?  (Lolly wanted to know)

61. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech.  Use  the sentences  in  brackets.

1 . What are you cooking right now?  (Janet  asked  her mother)

2. Did you watch a feature film on  TV  yesterday evening? (Dave  was  asked)

3.  What magazine will she read?  (Meggy  was  asked)

4. What foreign language has Fred learnt this year?  (Dan wanted to know)

5.  Why  is  Biddy crying?  (I  asked  my  sister)

62. Change the following sentences into  Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1 . What jam is our Granny making in the kitchen?  (I  asked Kate)

2. Are you fond of skating? (Dolly was asked)

3. Has he ever been  to  the Bolshoy Theatre?  (Joy  was asked)

4. How often  do  you  drink coffee? (The doctor asked me)

5. What is Bob's favourite colour? (Ed wanted to know)

6. How much money have you got? (Molly was asked)

63. Change the following sentences into  Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1 . Whose children are crossing the street right now? (Helen wanted to know)

2.  What colour is the National flag  of  Russia? (The teacher  asked Tom)

3. When did Mark sell his old car?  (I  wanted to know)

4. With whom is Jess speaking on the phone right now? (Mother  asked  me)

5.  Haven't you moved  in  a new flat yet? (We were asked)

64. Change the following sentences into  Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  Fanny is feeding a dog  in  the yard. (Dan said)

2.  Are you cooking fish soup? (Christina was  asked)

3. Where is Jasper playing with his toys right now?  (Mother  wanted to know)

4. Is Sasha drinking mineral water now?  (Molly  asked me)

5.  What language are they speaking?  (I  wanted to know)

6. Why are Frank and Ben fighting right now?  (I  was asked)

65. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  What has the parrot  just  said?  (Carol  asked)

2.  Have you seen the new Madonna video? (Paul  asked Linda)

3. The phone hasn't rung at all today.  (Bob  said)

4. Have you spoken French?  (I  was asked)

5.  Why hasn't Grace caught a  bus  this morning?  (Kim wanted  to  know)

6.  Jenny has bought new sunglasses lately.  (I  heard)

66. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1 . Did you watch a new  TV  show yesterday evening? (I  was asked)

2.  Will Doris take  me  to  the Russian Museum next week? (I  wanted to know)

3. What is your favourite subject  at  school? (Dolly  asked Betty)

4.  What animals are you afraid of?  (Sasha  was  asked)

5.  Is Emily fond of jam?  (Frank wanted to know)

6.  Her father  is  a tall man.  (I  supposed)

67. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  Where does Pete live?  (Dolly wanted to know)

2.  Do you and your friend like English?  (Natasha was asked  by  her  Canadian friend)

3.  How much does  it  cost?  (I  asked  the shop-assistant)

4.  Every Saturday Carol plays tennis  for  the school club. (Mary said)

5.  It doesn't rain much  in  hot countries.  (The  pupil  said)

6.  I hate drawing and painting.  (I was sure)

7.  Who is Harry in love with?  (We wanted to know)

68. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences  in  brackets.

1.  Can animals talk?  (The little Fanny  asked  her  mother)

2.  Cats can see well in the dark.  (Bob  said)

3.  Bill  can't  ride a motorbike.  (Jim thought)

4.  What song can you sing?  (The teacher  of  music  asked Helen)

5.  Can you  get  water from ice?  (George asked  me)

6.  What can you see near the theatre?  (Alice asked Kate)

7.  Can Eliza speak loudly?  (The  mother  was asked)

69. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.

1.  What colour  is  your  parrot?  (Emily was  asked)

2.  Is  your dog angry?  (Grace  asked  me)

3.  An  ant is a small insect.  (Jerry  said)

4. Why are you  so  sad?  (I  asked  Betty)

5. My favourite fairy-tale is "Cinderella".  (Jess  told  us)

6. How long is your street?  (Liz was asked)

7. How old are your parents?  (Carol  asked  me)

8. Are you good friends?  (We were  asked)

70. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  What time did  the  football match start on  TV  yesterday?  (I  asked  my  friend)

2. Frank sailed  in  a wooden boat on the river last month. (We knew)

3. I ate a pizza for lunch yesterday.  (Bill  told  the  doctor)

4. Who talked to you in the garden yesterday morning? (I  was asked)

5.  Did  it rain yesterday evening?  (Linda  asked  me)

6. Our football team  didn't  win the last World Cup.  (Henry knew)

71. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  What time will  the  doctor  take Mike  to  hospital?  (Alice  asked  Mike's  mother)

2.  When will Morris  get  married?  (Susan  wanted  to  know)

3.  Will Jack go  to  University next year?  (Meggy  asked  me)

4. Will it be sunny tomorrow?  (Julia  asked  her  sister)

5.  I shall drink in a minute.  (I  hoped)

6.  She wiil have long hair.  (Julia supposed)

72. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use  the  sentences in brackets.

1.  Snakes haven't  got  legs.  (James  said)

2.  Betty has  got  long, dark, straight hair.  (Jack  told  his friend)

3. Have you  got  any bananas?  (I  asked  Charles)

4. Has she  got  an  umbrella?  (Betty  was  asked)

5.  Has he got expensive furniture  in  his room?  (Liz  asked Henry)

6.  Doris hasn't got a house  in  the country.  (Mario was sure)

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