Question

.Writing Rewrite the sentences from Direct into Reported speech.1. “It was a wonderful time” they said.2. “I have never seen Canada” said Zhansaya.3. “Don’t park here” said police.4. “I gave a present to Lucy last week” said John.5. “Gulmira was working until 6.00 pm yesterday” told Aruzhan.Some, any, no, a lot of, many, much, a little, few. Complete this interview with Paula McGinty, a millionaire. Choose the correct word in the brackets.Journalist: How 1.(much/many) houses have you got? Ms McGinty: Well, I haven't got 2.(much/many). I've only got 3. (a few/a little) - one in Monaco, one in Paris, one in New York and a castle in Scotland.Journalist: Are there 4. (some/any) things in the world that you haven't got?Ms McGinty: Actually, there are 5. (no/some) things I haven't got. I need 6.(some/any) furniture for my Scottish castle. It's difficult to find. Journalist: How 7. (many/much) money have you got exactly? Ms McGinty: Well, that's a difficult question. I'm a busy woman. I've got (no/some) time to count it.Journalist: Do you think people with 8.(a lot of/many) money are happier than poor people?Ms McGinty: No, I don't. 9. (any/some) rich people I know are miserable. Other people I know, with only 10. (a few/a little) money are often a lot happier. But I'm happy because I've got 11. (a little/a lot of) friends.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

1) They said it had been a wonderful time

2)  Zhansaya said she had never seen Canada

3) Police said didn't park here

4) John said he had given a present to Lucy the previous week

5) Aruzhan told me that Gulmira had been working until 6.00 pm the previous day

1) many

2) many

3) a few

4) any

5) some

6) some

7) much

7~8) no

8) a lot of

9) Some

10) a little

11) a lot of

Answer 2

1. They said that it had been a wonderful time.
2. Zhansaya said that she had never seen Canada.
3. The police said not to park there.
4. John said that he had given a present to Lucy the previous week.
5. Aruzhan told me that Gulmira had been working until 6:00 pm yesterday.

Complete the interview with Paula McGinty:

Journalist: How many houses have you got? Ms McGinty: Well, I haven't got many. I've only got a few - one in Monaco, one in Paris, one in New York, and a castle in Scotland.

Journalist: Are there any things in the world that you haven't got? Ms McGinty: Actually, there are no things I haven't got. I need some furniture for my Scottish castle. It's difficult to find.

Journalist: How much money have you got exactly? Ms McGinty: Well, that's a difficult question. I'm a busy woman. I've got no time to count it.

Journalist: Do you think people with a lot of money are happier than poor people? Ms McGinty: No, I don't. Some rich people I know are miserable. Other people I know, with only a little money, are often a lot happier. But I'm happy because I've got a lot of friends.