1. My friend asks: Who wakes you up in the morning?
2. His father asks: At what time do you have dinner?
3. My cousin says to his friend, I have just learnt about it.
4. The teacher asks the students: Have you read todays newspaper?
5. Our Granny says, I have already cooked lunch.
6. Peter says to Mary, I have bought two tickets.
7. I ask him, Have you set your watch by the radio time signal?
8. Mother asks her friend, Why havent you brought your son with you?
Put into Reported Speech.
1. My friend said: Moscow University wars opened in 1755.
2. He said: Im working hard as I want to pass my exam well.
3. The speaker said: Conditioned reflexes were first researched in Russia.
4. He asked: Open the window, please.
5. The students said to the new teacher: We read Pushkin last term.
6. The lecturer said: Lomonosov was a great Russian scientist.
7. The mother told her son: Dont go out!
Translate into English.
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(Prepositions)
on - :
The book is on the table. : () .
in - :
The table is in the room. - .
My pen is in my bag. - .
They live in Moscow. - .
under :
The ball is under the table. - .
Your pen is under the book. - .
at :
1) ; , , , :
The table is at the blackboard. They sit at the table. -
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2) - , - :
Father is at work. We are at the lesson. He works at a factory. -
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On , :
I put my bag on the table. - .
Into ; :
We go into the classroom. - .
I put my books into my bag. - .
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From - ; , , , , :
Take the books from the table. I have a note from my brother. I come home from the institute at five. He comes from work at four.
Take the notebooks from Boris. -
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Out of - , -; :
We go out of the classroom. - .
I take my books out of my bag. - .
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in front of (, )
behind (, , )
among (, )
between ( )
over ()
near (, , )
far from ( )
to say, to tell, to speak, to talk.
To say (said, said) , -
- To say to smb, to say smth to smb, to say smth about (of) smth, smb; to say that
What did he say? ?
There is nothing to say. .
She said some words about her visit to Paris. .
To say:
To say a word in for smb -
They say that - ( ),
To tell (told, told) , - - -, - -.
- To tell smb about (of) smth, to tell smb that , to tell smb to do smth.
She never told him of her husband. .
The teacher told him to open the book. .
Did he tell you about his great success? ?
: , to tell (to tell smb), :ith
To tell a lie -
To tell the truth
To tell a story
To tell a joke ,
You told a lie! - .
To speak (spoke, spoken) , , - .
: To speak to (with) smb about (of) smth, to speak on a topic, to speak over (on) the telephone, to speak a foreign language.
Her sister began to speak very early. .
He likes to speak at the meetings. .
He spoke for a long time, but said very little. , .
to speak:
Frankly speaking -
Strictly speaking -
To speak to the point -
To talk (talked, talked) , , -.
: to talk to (with) smb about (of) smth, to talk on a subject, to talk over (on) the telephone:
I want to talk to you. ().
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Stop talking! - !
He is nice man to talk to. - .
to talk:
To talk to the point - .
To talk smb into agreement - - .
