Question

В косвенную речь или обратно полгите пж *Don't wait for me," he said to his brother. "Peter saw the film yesterday", Mary said to me. 1 asked, "Who is to examine our group?" John said: "Did Mary take the children to see their grandparents". My father asked how much money I needed. He said, "We are learning higher mathematics at present." I asked Bob, "Why didn't you answer my letter?" He asked me, "Can we come a little later?" He said in a whisper, "Be quiet, please!" He said he thought the teacher had given them those exercises the day before. He said, "She has given me a present." The teacher asked the pupils, "What are you doing here?" The manager asked, "Did you understand my instructions?" "Add some butter to the meal!" said her mother. He told me not to walk on the ice as it wasn't safe. He said, "We are waiting for you outside now". The policeman asked me, "Where did you lose your wallet?" He asked the newcomer, "Are you an American, or do you come from Africa?"

Answer 1

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Объяснение:

He said to his brother not to wait for him.

Mary said to me Peter had seen the film the day before.

I asked who was to examine our group.

John asked if Mary had taken the children to see their grandparents.

My father asked me: "How much money do you need?"

He said they were learning higher mathematics then.

I asked Bob why he hadn't answered my letter.

He asked me if we could come a little later.

He asked in a whisper to be quiet.

He said: "I think the teacher gave is these exercises yesterday".

The teacher asked the pupils what they were doing there.

The manager asked of we had understood his instructions.

Her mother asked to add some butter to the meal.

He told me: "Do not walk on the ice! It isn't safe!"

He said they were waiting for me outside then.

The policeman asked me where I had lost my wallet.

He asked the newcomer if he was an American or came from Africa.

Answer 2

Converting Direct Speech to Indirect Speech

Converting direct speech to indirect speech involves changing the original speaker's words into reported speech. Let's go through the given direct speech examples and convert them into indirect speech.

1. "Don't wait for me," he said to his brother. - He told his brother not to wait for him.

2. "Peter saw the film yesterday," Mary said to me. - Mary told me that Peter had seen the film the day before.

3. I asked, "Who is to examine our group?" John said. - I asked who was to examine our group.

4. "Did Mary take the children to see their grandparents?" - John asked if Mary had taken the children to see their grandparents.

5. My father asked how much money I needed. - My father asked me how much money I needed.

6. He said, "We are learning higher mathematics at present." - He said that they were learning higher mathematics at present.

7. I asked Bob, "Why didn't you answer my letter?" - I asked Bob why he hadn't answered my letter.

8. He asked me, "Can we come a little later?" - He asked me if they could come a little later.

9. He said in a whisper, "Be quiet, please!" - He whispered for me to be quiet.

10. He said he thought the teacher had given them those exercises the day before. - He said that he thought the teacher had given them those exercises the day before.

11. He said, "She has given me a present." - He said that she had given him a present.

12. The teacher asked the pupils, "What are you doing here?" - The teacher asked the pupils what they were doing there.

13. The manager asked, "Did you understand my instructions?" - The manager asked if I had understood his instructions.

14. "Add some butter to the meal!" said her mother. - Her mother told her to add some butter to the meal.

15. He told me not to walk on the ice as it wasn't safe. - He told me that I shouldn't walk on the ice as it wasn't safe.

16. He said, "We are waiting for you outside now." - He said that they were waiting for me outside now.

17. The policeman asked me, "Where did you lose your wallet?" - The policeman asked me where I had lost my wallet.

18. He asked the newcomer, "Are you an American, or do you come from Africa?" - He asked the newcomer if they were an American or if they came from Africa.

Summary

The given direct speech sentences have been successfully converted into indirect speech, maintaining the intended meaning of the original statements.