Question

8 KACC TecT «Косвенная речь». 1 She said, "How many hours a day do you watch TV?”2 She said, “Don't write a letter to Ann."3 He asked, “What magazines do you prefer to read?”4 She said, “Tom is leaving tomorrow night.”5 "Have you had your hair cut?", my mother asked me.6 The chief ordered, “Go to the theatre and book the tickets."7 She said, “Kent has visited many countries in western Europe."8 I said, “Don't drink coffee at night, you will not sleep.”9 He read, “The south of England is warmer than the North."10 “Are you going to pick up the phone?", Miranda asked him.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 She asked me how many hours a day I watched TV.

2 She asked me not to write a letter to Ann.

3 He asked me what magazines I preferred to read.

4 She said Tom was leaving the next night.

5 My mother asked me if I had had my hair cut.

6 The chief ordered to go to the theatre and ( to) book the tickets.

7 She said Kent had visited many countries in western Europe.

8 I advised her not to drink coffee at night, because she wouldn't sleep.

9 He read that the south of England is warmer than the North.

10 Miranda asked him if he was going to pick up the phone.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

In indirect or reported speech, we report what someone said without quoting their exact words. The reported speech is often introduced with a reporting verb, such as "said," "asked," "ordered," or "read." Here's the list of sentences converted to indirect speech:

1. She asked how many hours a day I watched TV.
2. She told me not to write a letter to Ann.
3. He asked what magazines I preferred to read.
4. She said that Tom was leaving tomorrow night.
5. My mother asked me if I had had my hair cut.
6. The chief ordered them to go to the theatre and book the tickets.
7. She said that Kent had visited many countries in western Europe.
8. I told him not to drink coffee at night as he would not sleep.
9. He read that the south of England is warmer than the North.
10. Miranda asked him if he was going to pick up the phone.

In indirect speech, we change the pronouns, verb tenses, and some other words to reflect the reporting of what was said rather than directly quoting it.