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СРОЧНО ПОМЕНЯЙТЕ ТЕКСТ В INDERECT SPEECH. 1 OUR UNIVERSITY (A Letter) Dear Helen, Don’t be angry with me for my long silence, but really I was too busy to write. 199 As you know, I left school in June and began to prepare for my entrance exams to the University. As both my mother and father are teachers I have made up my mind to be a teacher too. I think teaching is a noble profession. I had to take four exams and passed all of them with excel lent marks. So I’m glad to tell you that now I’m a firstyear stu dent at the Moscow State Teacher Training University. I should like to show you the main building of our University. I can’t help admiring this fine old building with its beautiful columns. The first students entered it more than 120 years ago. It goes without saying we, students, are very proud of this fact. There are 18 faculties at our University which train teachers in many subjects: Russian, Literature, Mathematics, Physics, Geography, Chemistry, Biology, Foreign languages and others. Many wellknown professors teach at our University. We have good libraries and readingrooms and for those who go in for sports there are good gymnasiums and a stadium. At present we have quite a lot of work as we have English practice, Grammar and Phonetics, Linguistics, History of our native land and other subjects. There is an English speaking club at our faculty. It gives us a good opportunity to master the language, but I don’t take part in it yet. I’m working hard at my pronunciation. There is a good language laboratory at our faculty where we work with cassetterecorders. It helps us to find out our mistakes and to get rid of them in the shortest possible time. So that’s the latest news about myself. Please write to me about your life and studies. My best regards to your parents. Yours, Ann.​

Answer 1

Ответ:In the letter written to Helen, the author (Ann) apologizes for not writing sooner because she was busy preparing for entrance exams to the University. She informs Helen that she has passed all four exams and is now a first-year student at Moscow State Teacher Training University. Ann expresses her admiration for the main building of the University and mentions that there are 18 faculties that train teachers in various subjects. She also notes that there are many well-known professors who teach at the University and that there are good libraries, reading rooms, gymnasiums, and a stadium available for students. Ann mentions that she is currently studying English and other subjects, but hasn't yet joined the English speaking club at her faculty. She explains that there is a language laboratory at the faculty where they work with cassette recorders to help them correct their mistakes. Finally, Ann asks Helen to write back about her own life and studies and sends her regards to Helen's parents

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Answer 2

In indirect speech:

Ann wrote a letter to Helen and expressed that she hoped Helen wouldn't be upset due to her prolonged silence. She explained that her busyness had prevented her from writing earlier. Ann mentioned that after leaving school in June, she focused on preparing for her university entrance exams. She revealed that her parents were both teachers, which had influenced her decision to become a teacher as well. Ann believed that teaching was an honorable profession.

She went on to say that she had successfully passed four exams with excellent marks and was excited to announce that she was now a first-year student at the Moscow State Teacher Training University. Ann expressed her desire to show Helen the university's main building, which she admired for its fine old architecture and beautiful columns. She added that the university had a history of over 120 years, and the students were proud of this heritage.

Ann also provided information about the university, explaining that it had 18 faculties that trained teachers in various subjects, including Russian, Literature, Mathematics, Physics, Geography, Chemistry, Biology, and Foreign languages, among others. She mentioned the presence of renowned professors, well-equipped libraries, reading rooms, gymnasiums, and a stadium for sports enthusiasts.

Regarding her current coursework, Ann shared that she was currently engaged in English practice, Grammar, Phonetics, Linguistics, and the History of their native land, along with other subjects. She mentioned the existence of an English speaking club at their faculty but noted that she had not yet joined it, as she was diligently working on improving her pronunciation. Ann also mentioned the availability of a language laboratory equipped with cassette recorders, which helped students identify and correct their mistakes quickly.

Ann concluded her letter by requesting Helen to share updates about her life and studies and sent her best regards to Helen's parents.