Question

Помогите, пожалуйста, срочно нужно. Заранее, спасибо. Преобразовать предложения в косвенную речь. 1. Do you read newspapers regularly? 2. What kind of newspapers do you prefer? 3. Does your family subscribe to any newspaper? 4. What are two main types of newspapers? 5. Do you prefer to read broadsheets or tabloids? 6. What “quality”, “broadsheet” newspapers do you know? 7. What does a “tabloid” mean? 8. Is tabloid press much more popular than the quality press? 9. Do you follow sports news in newspapers? 10. Do you read reviews of new films and books? 11. Do you like to read articles on politics and finance? 12. Do you read any newspaper in English? 13. Do you look through your local newspaper? 14. Do some newspapers include “colour supplements”?

Answer 1

1.He wondered if I read newspapers regularly.
2. He wondered what kind of newspapers I preferred.
3. He wondered if my family subscribed to any newspaper.
4. She wondered what two main types of newspapers were.
5. She wondered if I preferred to read broadsheets or tabloids.
6. He wondered what “quality”, “broadsheet” newspapers I knew.
7. He wondered what a “tabloid” meant.
8. She wondered if tabloid press was much more popular than the quality press.
9. He wondered if I followed sports news in newspapers.
10. She wondered if I read reviews of new films and books.
11. She wondered if I liked to read articles on politics and finance.
12. He wondered if I read any newspaper in English.
13. She wondered if I looked through my local newspaper.
14. He wondered if some newspapers included “colour supplements”.

Answer 2

Converting the Sentences into Indirect Speech

1. The first sentence "Do you read newspapers regularly?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I read newspapers regularly.

2. The second sentence "What kind of newspapers do you prefer?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked what kind of newspapers I preferred.

3. The third sentence "Does your family subscribe to any newspaper?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if my family subscribed to any newspaper.

4. The fourth sentence "What are two main types of newspapers?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked what the two main types of newspapers were.

5. The fifth sentence "Do you prefer to read broadsheets or tabloids?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I preferred to read broadsheets or tabloids.

6. The sixth sentence "What 'quality', 'broadsheet' newspapers do you know?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked what 'quality', 'broadsheet' newspapers I knew.

7. The seventh sentence "What does a 'tabloid' mean?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked what a 'tabloid' meant.

8. The eighth sentence "Is tabloid press much more popular than the quality press?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if tabloid press was much more popular than the quality press.

9. The ninth sentence "Do you follow sports news in newspapers?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I followed sports news in newspapers.

10. The tenth sentence "Do you read reviews of new films and books?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I read reviews of new films and books.

11. The eleventh sentence "Do you like to read articles on politics and finance?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I liked to read articles on politics and finance.

12. The twelfth sentence "Do you read any newspaper in English?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I read any newspaper in English.

13. The thirteenth sentence "Do you look through your local newspaper?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if I looked through my local newspaper.

14. The fourteenth sentence "Do some newspapers include 'colour supplements'?" can be converted into indirect speech as follows: He asked if some newspapers included 'colour supplements'.

Please note that the conversion to indirect speech may vary depending on the context and the intended meaning of the original sentences.