Here are some questions for different people. complete the indirect questions so that they mean the same as the direct questions. use lowercase tags only.

1. why can’t you get a dog?

would you mind telling me

get a dog?

2. why don’t you find art interesting?

can you tell me art interesting?

3. are you studying journalism?

i’d like to know journalism.

4. how do you feel when you travel by boat?

could you tell me when you travel by boat?

5. where can you study animal psychology?
do you know psychology?

Проектная работа 3.

 Напиши о том, что ты делаешь, чтобы сохранить здоровье. Нарисуй свою историю с картинками или проиллюстрируй фотографиями.

В самом задании: Пополни новой страницей свой альбом английского языка. Попроси свою семью или друзей если необходимо.

Картинки нарисуешь самостоятельно. Вот, что можно делать, чтобы  сохранить здоровье:

I like to run every morning or to do morning exercises.  I go to the park to play tennis or football with my family every week.  I also often ride a bike with my friends after the lessons. Sometimes I go to the swimming pool on Sundays. I like to eat healthy food and go to bed at 10 o'clock.

Я люблю бегать каждое утро или делать утреннюю зарядку. Я хожу в парк, чтобы играть в теннис или футбол с семьей каждую неделю. Я также часто катаюсь на велосипеде с друзьями после уроков. Иногда по воскресеньям я хожу в бассейн. Я люблю есть здоровую пищу и ложусь спать в 10 часов.

1. She (was talking) about the party she (had arranged) for the children who (attended) her Sunday-school classes- 2. Emma suspected he (had arrived) at the truth years before. 3. Jack and Amelia were the only family she had ever (had). 4. She got dressed in the cotton shorts and top she (had worn) the day before. 5. Mari glanced over at the clock. It (was) nearly nine. She had  recently (learnt) to tell the time. 6. Her words had touched the core of me, and I realized with a small shock how badly I (had behaved), I (had thought) only of myself. 7. They (were) truly good friends again, closer that they had  ever (been). 8. It was lovely to hear her laugh again. He had not (heard) her laugh in years. 9. The police cordoned off the street where the bomb (had gone off). 10. The suspect denied that he (had assaulted) a policeman. 11. The prisoner (had spent) almost a month digging a tunnel before the guards (discovered) it. 12. He said he (was) awfully sorry for the things he (had done). 13. She seated herself in the chair Bill (had pulled) out for her. 14. The tense, worried expression he invariably wore, (had disappeared). Now it (was) smooth, free of pain and concern. 15. Roger guessed that she had just (made) a dreadful slip of the tongue. 16. Before the mid-nineteenth century, no dentist (had used) anesthesia.