Question

4 hat I was at university. questions, commands or requests. ✰✰✰ Change the direct speech into reported She asked me to open the window. She said, "Can you open the window please?" with your work!" 1 The teacher said, "Stop talking and get on 2 Mai said, "Can you come over to my house?" tonight." 3 They said, "We'd like you to stay for dinner hospital!" 4 The doctor said, "Don't ride your bike in the 5 He said, "Does Alen live in Astana?" 6 Jon said, "Have you ever ridden a camel?"​

Answer 1

Ответ: 1 The teacher told me to stop talking and get on with my work.

2 Mai asked me if I could come over to her house that night.

3 They invited me to stay for dinner at their house.

4 The doctor advised me not to ride my bike in the hospital.

5 He asked if Alen lived in Astana.

6 Jon asked if I had ever ridden a camel.

Answer 2

To change the direct speech into reported speech, you need to transform the sentences by using reporting verbs like "said," "asked," "told," etc., and make appropriate changes to the tenses and pronouns. Here are the transformed sentences:

1. The teacher said to stop talking and get on with your work. Reported speech: The teacher told me to stop talking and get on with my work.

2. Mai asked if I could come over to her house that night. Reported speech: Mai asked if I could come over to her house that night.

3. They said that they would like me to stay for dinner at the hospital. Reported speech: They said that they would like me to stay for dinner at the hospital.

4. The doctor advised me not to ride my bike in the hospital. Reported speech: The doctor said, "Don't ride your bike in the hospital." (Note: In this case, you can use "advised" or "told" to convey the doctor's advice.)

5. He asked if Alen lived in Astana. Reported speech: He asked, "Does Alen live in Astana?"

6. Jon asked if I had ever ridden a camel. Reported speech: Jon asked, "Have you ever ridden a camel?" (Note: The tense in the reported speech remains the same for this question because it is a general question about past experience.)

In reported speech, the tense of the reporting verb and the pronouns may change according to the context and the tense of the original sentence.