5. Преобразуйте в косвенную речь.

1. “Who put salt in my coffee?” he asked. 2. “Why did you travel first class?” I asked him. 3. “What else did you see?” I asked the boy. 4. “What is you new house like?” I asked them. 5 “Did they understand what you said to them?” he inquired. 6. “When you don’t like a film do you stay to the end or walk out in the middle?” she asked. 7. The teacher asked the new pupil: “What is your name?” 8. He asked the girl: “Are you familiar with this text? Do you understand every word?” 9. He asked the girl: “How did you manage to carry that heavy box? Why didn’t you ask me to help you?” Jack’s father asked him. 10. “Who are you writing a letter to?” 11. The little boy asked his father, “Why does a policeman wear a uniform?”12. I asked the old gentleman, “Are you feeling tired?” 13. “What did you say?” asked Oliver. 14. They asked us; “Will you be able to attend our conference this week and are any of your teachers going to make a report?” 15. He asked his wife: “Is the baby asleep or awake?” 16. I saw a cloud of smoke and asked, “What is burning?” 17. Tom asked the teacher, “What does the word mean?” 18. “Can you make your report this week?” asked the teacher. “Have you collected the necessary material?” 19. “Do you know this voice, Oliver?” said Mr Bumble. “Are you not afraid of it?” 20. “At what time will the plane land?” asked the passenger.

6. Преобразуйте предложения в косвенные вопросы.

Where has Tom gone? Do you know where Tom has gone?

1. Where is the post office? Could you tell me where … ? 2. What’s the time? I wonder … . 3. What does this word mean? I want to know … . 4. What time did they leave? Do you know …? 5. Is Sue going out tonight? I don’t know … . 6. Where does Carol live? Have you any idea … ? 7. Is there a bank near here? Can you tell me … ? 8. Where did I park the car? I can’t remember … . 9. What do you want? Tell me … . 10. Why didn’t Kate come to the party? Do you know…? 11. Do you have to pay to park here? Do you know … ? 12. Who is that woman? I’ve no idea … . 13. Did Ann receive my letter? Do you know … ? 14. How far is it to the airport? Can you tell me … ? 15. What are you doing now? I wonder … . 16. Do you have any plans to go away again? Gerry wanted to know … . 17. Why did you come back? Why did he come back? Do you know … . Where is the nearest bus station here? Could you tell me where … ?

7. Измените предложения в соответствии с моделью.

Ann, “Give me your pen, Tom.”

Ann asks Tom to give her his pen.

Ann asked Tom to give her his pen.

1. He said to me, Please pass me the salt.” 2. “Don’t shut the door,” said Ann. 3. She said to the waiter, “Please bring me another meal.” 4. Grandfather said to the children,” Don’t cross the road here.” 5. We said to the waiter, “Bring us two cups of tea and two cakes.”

8. Преобразуйте в косвенную речь.

1. She said: “Give me time to think.”2. “Wait for me at the bridge,” said the young man. 3. “Please don’t say anything to make her angry,” said my father. 4. “Return before it gets dark,” said his mother. 5. Jack said to the policeman, “Tell me the time, please.” 6. “Will you close the window.” she said. “It is too cold today to sit with the window open.” 7. The bus-conductor said to the passengers, “Don’t get off the bus while it is going.” 8. Ann asked her friend, “Please help me to translate the text.” 9. Mr Sokolov said, “Don’t telephone the factory today.” 10. The President said, “Clear up all the points with Mr Gray.” 11. He said, “Don’t make an appointment for Wednesday.” 12. “Unlock the door, please,” I asked the porter. 13. Pete said to me, “Come and see me on Sunday.” 14. Mr Denisov asked the secretary, “Please put me through to Mr Barton.” 15. The mother said to the children, “Don’t sunbathe in the afternoon.” 16. “Don’t make a sound,” he said in a whisper. 17. I said to Jack, “Please give me your dictionary.” 18. Mary said to her brother, “Take the letter to the Post Office, please.” 19. The teacher said to the pupils, “Learn the poem by heart.”20. The doctor said to the sick man, “Don’t go back to work for a fortnight.”