1. ‘I’ve never been to London before,’ said John. — John said that he………
to London before.
2. ‘Eddy doesn’t like his new job,’ she said. — She said that Eddy………
his new job.
3. Mr Smith said, ‘My car is gone!’ — Mr Smith said that his car………
Write the correct form of the verb in reported speech (Поставь глагол в нужную форму в косвенной речи). Use only full forms in your answers (Используй только полные формы в своих ответах).

1. ‘My sister has gone to France.’ — Peter said that his sister………
to France.
2. ‘I can’t find a job.’ — Jill said that she………
a job.
3. ‘I am learning Russian.’ — Jack said that he………
Russian.

Do you often play basketball on Saturdays? We don't often play basketball on Saturdays?
3) Does Bill drive to work every day? Bill doesn't drive to work every day.
4) Does our dog like biscuits? Our dog doesn't like biscuits.
5) Do they live in France? They don't live in France.
6) Does Samantha work in a supermarket? Samantha doesn't work in a supermarket.
7) Do Paul and Mary often go to the gym? Paul and Mary don't often go to the gym.
8) Does David always get up at 8 o'clock? David doesn't always get up at 8 o'clock.
9) Does Miss Jones teach maths? Miss Jones doesn't teach maths.
10) Do Sue and Jill usually wear jeans? Sue and Jill don't wear jeans.

I study at school. I not really often see the parents therefore they give me pocket money for week. I know that many parents encourage the children, giving additional pocket money. All parents want that their children studied well. I think that it is good and bad. Children are glad when they receive pocket money, especially for good study. They can buy things, they want. I consider that these children will study with application and to receive good marks because money is an incentive. But it is wrong. All children have to try to gain knowledge, but not money. Parents not too indulged the children. Don't forget that sometimes there are situations when they don't have money in own pocket. To give too much money to children - not really good idea. They can enjoy easy and magnificent life. Better let they earn the pocket money, doing insignificant, but useful acts. For example, some children carry newspapers in free time. Thus, they participate in physical activity, and it is always useful. Besides, they earn decent money and they have no enough time for development of addictions. I want to tell that parents have to give to the children only limited quantity of pocket money for the daily needs,