по английскому, только бе шуток. Нужно перевести на косвенную речь. 1. "What are you doing there, Aiherl?" he says. 2. "When was all this decided?" she said to him. 3. "What's the matter with you?" Doris asks Mrs Peason. 4. "What's the time?" Florrie asked Bessie. 5. "How are you going to get home, Sheppey?" said Bessie. 6. "Why don't you go for a walk?" Harvester asked Liconda. 7. "When did you land?" Bessie asked him. 8. "Who is this nice-looking man, Pearl?" she asked. 9. "Wihere have you been, Tony" she said. 10. "Where shall we go?" Bleane asked Bessie. 11. "Why did you make me go out tonight?" she asked him. 12, "At what time did you dine?" Mrs Tabret asked Colin. 13. "Where are the others?" Colin asked Stella. 14. "How is Mrs Tabret?" Liconda asked Harvester. 15. "Why don't you spend a few weeks with him?" Harvester said to her. 1. "I was a very young man when I first came to Lon- don," said Clay. 2. "He joked and laughed when you were there," she said to Stella. 3. "Jane was only twenty-seven when she went away," said Kate. 4. "When I came in she was quite white," he said. 5. "I was a child when I met John," she said.
d. 1. "I was a very young man when I first came to London," said Clay. 2. "He joked and laughed when you were there," she said to Stella. 3. "Jane was only twenty-seven when she went away," said Kate. 4. "When I came in she was quite white," he said. 5. "I was a child when I met John," she said.
v. 1. "Tom wants to know if you are free tomorrow," she said. 2. "You'll never guess why I've come here today." Bradley said to her. 3. "Richard Twining is coming to dinner tonight," said Pearl. 4. "John is sorry for what he did and he's been punished for it," said Mrs Culver. 5. "I asked him to come today," said Constance. 6. "Jane rang me up an hour ago," said Jack. 7. "Maurice seemed comparatively well last night," said Major Liconda. 8."I remember when Maurice was a boy how amazing his vitalíty was," said Major Liconda. 9. "Will you tell Major Liconda what instructions you gave me last night?" she said to Harvester. 10. "I went to Kiey seven years ago," said Anna. 11. "I saw a very good film last night," she said. 12. "All that was a long time ago," he said. 13. "What are you reading now, Jack?" she said. 14. "Have you ever seen this before?" she said to him. 15. "Soon you'll discover the first wrinkle on my forehead and then the first white hair," Stella said to Maurice. 16. I don't want a sleeping-draught to make me sleep," he said. 17. "I know perfectly well what I'm saying," she said. 18. "I never knew my mother had such nerve," he said.
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