Question

составить косвенную речь с такими предложениями :1. Aidar says : " I have got acquainted with an English boy of my age ".2. Nick asks him : " Who is he and where from ?"3. Aidar answers: " He is John Smith. His father has come to Astana from London as a businessman for several weeks."4.Nick asks Aidar : "Are you going to introduce him to me ? :5.Aidar answers : ' Not only to you . Let's invite him to our class . I think he will agree .'6.Asel adks : "what are you talking about ?"7.Nick says : "No secret at all, Aidar has got a good idea. He proposes to invite an English boy John Smith to meet with our class ".8. Asel agrees : " Oh! It's really a good odea but first we should ask our English reacher for the permission to do it '.

Answer 1

1.Aidar said that he had got acquainted with an English boy of his age.

2. NIck asked him who was he and where was he from.

3.Aidar answered that he was John Smith. His father had come to Astana from London as a buisnessman for several weeks.

4. Nick asked Aidar if he was going to introduce him to John.

5Aidar answered that not only to him.Let/offered to  invite him to their class and that he thought that he would agree.

6. Asel asked what was he talking about.

7.Nick said that it wasn't secret at all that Aidar had a good idea. He'd proposed to invite as English boy John Smith to meet with their class.

8.Asel agreed that it was really a good idea but first they should ask their English teacher for the permission to do it.

Answer 2

Aidar said that he had gotten acquainted with an English boy of his age. Nick asked him who the boy was and where he was from. Aidar replied that the boy's name was John Smith and his father had come to Astana from London as a businessman for several weeks.

Nick asked Aidar if he was going to introduce John to him. Aidar replied, "Not only to you. Let's invite him to our class. I think he will agree."

Asel asked what they were talking about, and Nick said that it was no secret. Aidar had a good idea - he proposed to invite an English boy named John Smith to meet with their class.

Asel agreed and said, "Oh! It's really a good idea, but first we should ask our English teacher for permission to do it."