Write the dialogues in reported speech.
1. Kate: There is nothing like getting up early in the morning and taking a cold
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Jane: How long have you been doing this?
Kate: I shall start tomorrow.
2. The editor: Did you write the poem yourself?
The poet: Yes, every word of it.
The editor: I am glad to meet you, Sir Robert Bums. I thought you died many years ago.
3. The critic: Which are two best novels of the year, Mr. Right?
Mr. Right: I don’t know yet. I have written only one this year.
Write the following sentences in reported speech.
1. “You speak English well”, said my teacher.
2. “But you’ve made five grammar mistakes in your composition”, said Mary.
3. She said: “You are always making mistakes in creative works.”
4. “I went to see my grandparents last week.” Said Liz
5. “When I get a job, I will rent a flat”, said Tom.
6. He asked Sarah: “Why have you bought namely these shoes?”
7. She asked me: “What will you do tomorrow if you are not busy in the office.”
8. Sam asked Paula: “Are you doing anything tomorrow?”
B. Choose the proper answer 1. She usually English at home a) is speaking b) speaks e) has spoken d) spoke t 2. She . her parents yesterday a) has visited b) visits e) is visiting d) visited 3. Look! He. the piano. a) is playing b) plays e) played d) has played 4. My Granny is the. cook in the world! a) good b) goodest c) best d) better 5. Peter wondered if Tom. to London the following year. a) will go b) would go c) went d) is going C. Choose the from his bad cold and can go out tomorrow. proper answer 1. He has house face the river. A. suffered B. worried C. recovered 2. They have a big house. Some windows of A. themselves their C. their 3. My cat is black. A. his B. my C. its paws are white. 4. Where is Helen? I want to speak to A. her B. you C. myself 2. My Granny grew beautiful flowers. They are A. her B. hers C. herselves 3. My elder brother likes tea nor the coffee. A. neither B. either C. or lick your fingers. 4. You A. should B. should to C. shouldn’t 5. How much is it? A. Here you are. B. Three pounds, please. C. I’d like to have a look at this shirt. 6. A person who sells pork and beef is a A. greengrocer B. grocer C. butcher makes laws about the policy of the country, taxes and many other things. 7. A. The Queen B. The House of Commons C. The House of Lords 8. The book about Tom Sawyer was written by A. Jack London B. William Shakespeare C. Mark Twain L Rewrite sentences into reported speech. J. Nina said: «I bought a new Jacket yesterday.» K. They said: «We are going to keep to a diet, Sam.» L. Frank said: «< It’s hard to get tickets for the match». M. «Have you bought any food?» said Dad to his son. N. «Where are you from?» she asked. O. The teacher said to her pupils: «Don’t open your books!». P. David said to his friend, «Will you join me?» Q. The weatherman said, «The weather will be warmer in two days» J. Rewrite the sentences in the Passive Voice. 1) We cooked a cake yesterday. 2) They are drawing the pictures. 3) We plant a lot of trees every month. 4) They will buy this apartment next week. 5) The butcher sells meat, beef, pork. 6) He will wash his car in 2 days
Topic: The World of Painting.Sport
1. Grammar
1. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense form( Past tences and Future tences)
1. He ________ (leave) by that time already.
2. I ________ (just/arrive) when the telephone __________(ring) tomorrow
3. She ______(live) in Berlin for three years when the war __________(break out).
4. I _______(wait) for him for three hours when he _________(come) tomorrow
5. After Mary _________(finish) sewing, she _______(go) shopping.
6. Jim arrived at the railway station, took a taxi and drove to the hotel. He ________(book) the room in the hotel beforehand.
7. I __________(do) the homework by 5 o’clock tomorrow.
8. Bill ________(wait) for his friend wondering where he _________(go).
9. He __________(buy) a new car when his old one __________(break).
10. I __________(feel) very tired after I ________(write) a report in biology.
11. Tina __________(be delighted) with her new match. She _______(dream) about one for a long time.
4 Report the statements. 1) Vicky says, «I always have a shower in the morning.» 2) Tom said, «My brother trains in the gym three times a week». 3) Jane said, «I’m preparing for my test». 4) Mike says, «I’ve watched this movie twice already.» 5) Nick said, «Tim and Peter are waiting for me at the subway.» 6) Victor said, «My brother can’t drive very well.» 7) The doctor said, «You should take these tablets three times a day after meals». 
The woman said, «My daughter is two years old and she can speak.» 9) My father said, «I just bought three tickets for the concert.» 10) Alice said, «I have been cleaning your room for two hours, Bob.» 11) Granny said to Ben, «Your hands are very dirty.» 12) Max said to Fred, «You can use my calculator.» 13) Ella said, «I’ll iron your shirt in a few minutes, Den.» 14) Brian said, «We didn’t meet Phil in the supermarket.» 15) Cathy said to us, «I’ll explain everything a bit
III. Complete the questions using supelative adjectives and the predicate (is). Answer the questions. 1.Who / good-looking / actor in the world? 2.What / funny / comedy on TV? 3. Who / beautiful / actress in the world? 4.What / boring / programme on TV? 5.Who / good / film director in your country? 6. What / scary / film that you’ve ever seen? 7.What / good / film that you’ve ever seen? IV. Open the gaps, using Passive or Active Voice of the verb. 1. That door 2. Michelangelo (paint) yesterday. (paint) the Sistine Chapel. 3. Michael Schumacher Ferrari in 2003. 4. In the UK everyone 5. Inter-city trains_ 6. The ‘La Stampa’ newspaper by two million people in Italy. 7. My car 8. The thieves 9. The Queen 10. The bridge last night. 11. (learn) Japanese when I was in Tokyo. 12. I (teach) by an old Japanese man. (should/type), not 13. This letter handwritten! 14. The new secretary. (type) at 100 wpm. V. Write down a dialogue about a film or a book. (drive) for (drive) on the left. (usually/drive) by men. (read) (steal)! Call the police! (steal) the gold last week. (open) the bridge tomorrow. (destroy) by the storm
You are writing a letter to a friend and giving news about people you both know.
Example: Phil / find a new job — Phil has found a new job.
Dear Chris,
Lots of things have happened since I last wrote to you.
1. Fred / go / Brazil…….
2. Jack and Jill / decide / to get married. ………………………………………………
3. Suzanne / have / a baby. ………………………………………………………….
4. Liz / give up / smoking. ……………………………………………………………
5. George / pass / his driving test. …………………………………………………….
6. Margaret and Eric / go / to Thailand……………………………………………….
7. She / write / a new book. ……………………………………………………………
8. Eric / start / his own business. ………………………………………………………
9. The Smiths / buy / a big house. …………………………………………………….
10. I / take / a boat trip. ……………………………………………………………….
Find and correct the mistakes in the reported statements. One sentence is correct, write correct next to it.
1.Jo: ‘I am watching a film, Ann.’
Jo told Ann I was watching a film.
2.Kim: ‘I haven’t seen the film yet.’
Kim told she hadn’t seen the film yet.
3.Tim: ‘I missed the show yesterday.’
Tim said he had missed the show yesterday.
4.Mollie: ‘We’ll meet here at six o’clock.’
Mollie said we’ll meet there at six o’clock.
5.Ben: ‘It can’t be the same actor.’
Ben pointed out that it can’t be the same actor.
Прямая и косвенная речь.
Переделать предложения из прямой в косвенную речь.
1.Ann Smith: “I am a teacher. I work at school.”
2.My friend asked: “Do you support the idea of a school uniform?”
3.My friend asked: “What do you think about introduction of a school dress code?”
4.The teacher said: “Write an essay about the problem of a school uniform.”
5.The teacher said: “Don’t forget to hand in your essays.”
6.She asked me: “Don’t close the window.”
7.They said to us: “Come at five o’clock tomorrow.”
8.My friend suggested to me: “I can bring you this book.”
9.Andy said: “I prefer CD books.”
10.Julia told: “We met Pete in the library yesterday.”
11.Jane wondered: “Who are you waiting here?”
12.Kate wanted to know: “Have you ever traveled abroad?”
13.Father said to us: “I’ll arrange everything for the trip next week.”
14.The boy told his mother: “I have been learning this poem for half an hour.”
15.Teacher asked: “Why are you late this morning?”
Rewrite the sentences using the Passive Voise
1. July cleans the room every day.
2. They cancelled all flights because of fog.
3. People don’t use this road very often.
4. He accuused me of stealing money.
5. How do people learn languages?
6. People advised us not to go out alone.
7. Justin cooks the dinner.
8. The reported writes the story.
9. Kate found the lost dog.
10. My uncle wrote a letter
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Underline the correct item.
Is Ben yours/your brother?
Tom is my/mine friend.
They go to bed at/in 9:00 pm.
My birthday party is at/on Saturday.
I get up then/when my alarm clock rings.
He leaves work and/when he finishes cleaning
up.
Help your mum do/ make the shopping.
Please do/make the dusting today.
Our house is under/ between the bank and the
toy shop.
John sits on next to Pete in class.
You must/ can not pay your rent. That is the
rule.
You must/ must not go to the doctor. You look
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Very ill.
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You must / can not have a party in here. It is
not allowed
Is there any/some cheese in this souse? I don
not like cheese.
You put too much/many sugar in my coffee.
There is not any/some coffee in the jar.
Are there any/some carrots in the fridge?
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Put the verbs into the correct forms.
Do you (wash)your teeth every day?
Frank (make) his homework at the moment.
Did they (arrive) home early last night?
We (meet) ten years ago.
We (have) a nice picnic in the park yesterday.
Our teacher (say) that the class was very good
today.
John (run) around in the garden at the moment.
Ken (have) a shower right now.
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Kate said there was nothing like getting up early in the morning and taking a cold shower. Jane asked how long had she been doing this. Kate answered she shall start tomorrow.
The editor asked if the poet if he wrote the poem by himself. The poet answered that he wrote every word of it. The editor said that he was glad to meet Sir Robert Bums. He thought that he had died many years ago.
The critic asked Mr. Right which novels were the best that year. Mr. Right answered he didn’t know yet. He’d written only one that year.