Question

Сделать из прямой косвенную “I play football every day.” he said → “I do my homework every day”, she said → “Julia has a new job.” he said → “I am watching TV” he said → “I have read this novel” John said → “I will play football.” he said → “I am going to go on holiday” he said → “I can play football.” he said →

Answer 1

Ответ:

she said what do homework every day

he said what she have a new job

he said what he whatchig tv

сорри дальше сам

Объяснение:

я дальше не знаю

Answer 2

To change direct speech to indirect speech, we need to make some adjustments to the original statements. Here's how we can transform each of the given direct speech statements into indirect speech:

1. "I play football every day," he said. - In indirect speech, we report what someone said without using their exact words. We need to change the tense and pronouns accordingly. Therefore, the statement becomes: He said that he did his homework every day.

2. "I do my homework every day," she said. - Similarly, we need to change the tense and pronouns: She said that she did her homework every day.

3. "Julia has a new job," he said. - In indirect speech, we need to change the tense and pronouns: He said that Julia had a new job.

4. "I am watching TV," he said. - To convert this into indirect speech, we need to change the tense and pronouns: He said that he was watching TV.

5. "I have read this novel," John said. - In indirect speech, we need to change the tense and pronouns: John said that he had read that novel.

6. "I will play football," he said. - To convert this into indirect speech, we need to change the tense and pronouns: He said that he would play football.

7. "I am going to go on holiday," he said. - In indirect speech, we need to change the tense and pronouns: He said that he was going to go on holiday.

8. "I can play football," he said. - To convert this into indirect speech, we need to change the tense and pronouns: He said that he could play football.

Remember, when changing direct speech to indirect speech, we need to adjust the tense, pronouns, and sometimes the time and place references to accurately report what was said.