III. Измени прямую речь на косвенную:

1. Tom said “My parents are very well’

2. “I want to go on holiday”

3. “ I will visit you”

4. “I visited London last year’

5. “I have already been to the museum”

6. “I am Russian”

7. “Dan is watching his favourite TV programme”

8. “I wrote the essay yesterday”

9. ”I was planting roses when he came”

10. ‘I can play the guitar”

11. Tom asked “Do you speak English?”

12. Tom asked “ Where do you live?”

13. Tom asked “ Can you play basketball?”

14. Tom asked “ Does your mom work in a bank?”

15. Tom asked “Did you go to the cinema yesterday?

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1. No wonder he is very tired. He has been working hard for the last three months.
2. My mother (is coming) to stay with us next weekend.
3. Do you often ( get) letters from her? - Not very often.
4. If we (do not get) to the station before seven we (shall miss) the train.
5. Mary (is) in the kitchen now. She (is putting) the supper on a tray to take it to the dining-room.
6. Do you (hear) anything? - Yes,I (can hear) soft music.
7. I (have not seen) him since we finished school
8. Is everybody here? - No, Mr.Black (has not come) yet.
9. I (lived) in London many years ago.

Слово произошло еще от некоей прасловянской формы, она встречается практически во всех близких языках – ст. -слав. дроугъ, русск. , укр. друг, болг. друг, сербохорв. дру̑г, словенск. drȗg, чешск. , словацк. druh, др. -польск. drug. И даже в лит. draũgas «спутник, товарищ» , латышск. draugs.
Считается, что первоначально означало "спутник", "соратник", "боевой товарищ" – вспомните слово "дружина" в русском.. .
А древнеславянское "дроужьба" означало близость, товарищество, общество.

И не стоит считать, что о любом слове можно сказать точно, откуда оно произошло.. . Многие слова настолько "древние", что их происхождение теряется в глубине тысячелетий...