1. She said she would bring me a glass of milk every night.
She said that her parents lived in the country.
2. He told me that his son would arrive the following day.
3. David said he had broken his bicycle.
4. They told us they were busy: they were discussing a very important question.
5. Tom said he had been working at school for three years.
6. She said her daughter would go on a trip the following month.
7. James said he liked to see adventure films.
8. My friend said she wanted to buy a dog for her children.
9. His mother told him not to go to school because he was ill.
10. Sue said Ann had invited her to stay in her house for the following weekend.

У русских в рационе широко распространены супы, в особенности борщи и щи. На завтрак большинство россиян едят кашу или бутерброды с чем-либо. Традиционная русская еда включает в себя: блины, супы, пельмени и пироги.  Широко распространены и хлопья. Салаты русские готовят чаще по праздникам, нежели в обычные дни. Так же со времен пельменей, блинов и прочих мучных (или не полностью мучных) изделий появились вареники. В России  на праздники часто готовят бутерброды с икрой. В обычные же дни русские делают это редко. Пироги русские часто делают с фруктами, ягодами или овощами. Однако, есть те, кто предпочитают начинку из яиц, семечек или мяса.
 
На английский в данный момент не могу;(

2. is Ann writing a letter?

yes, she is/no, she isn't.

3. is david having breakfast?

yes, he is/no, he isn't.

4. is mr Green asking Amy about her studies?

yes, he is/no, he isn't.

5. is mrs Green watching TV?

yes, she is/no, she isn't.

6. are the children reading a new book?

yes, they are/no, they aren't.

7. is Peter showing his picture?

yes, he is/no, he isn't.

8. are the students writing a test?

yes, they are/no, they aren't.

9. are we having tea now?

yes, we are/no, we aren't.

10. are you having coffee now?

yes, you are/no, you aren't.