1. Is subway hard or easy to use in New York?
2. What is the colour of taxi in NY?
3. Can taxi go outside the city?
4. What problems does the visitor have if he comes for the first time?
5. New York buses are also easy to use, aren’t they?
6. Why it’s easy to see the taxies?

Writing
Task 2. Write a factual or fictitious story about your way to school. You can use the picture below or you can write about your own route to school.​

Это довольно сложная тема.

Смотри, при преобразование прямой речи в косвенную, прямая речь преобразуется в время.

То есть, Present Simple (настоящее простое)→ на простое):

Present Continuous→Past Continuous

Past simple→Past Perfect

Present Perfect→Past Perfect

Past Perfect→Past Perfect

Past Continuous→ Past Perfect Continuous

(Future Simpe)Will→Would(Future -in-the past)

Can→Could

May/Might→Might

Should→Should

Must/have to→Must or had to

Ought to→Ought to

Present Perfect Continuous→Past Perfect Continuous

Например: ''I love you''- Nastya said ---- She said that she loved me( Prasent Simple на Past Simple)

Впереди всегда ставится To be( she, he,they,we...) said/told/ask

Told используется когда к кому-то обращаются. Например: She told me/us/them/her/him that she had called the day before.

Ask используется в вопросительных предложениях. Например: He ask,'' Did you study?'' преобразуется в He asked me if  I had studyed.

При преобразовании вопроса в косвенную речь He/she/they asked me if ( формула) добавляется I had studyed( не как вопрос did you study?, мы должны преобразовать этот вопрос в утвердительное предложение, то есть did you study? ---- I studyed и уже его изменить на косвенное предложение I studyed( Past Simple) --- I had studyed( Past Perfect)

Не обязательно ставить везде that, так просто проще для понимания

Так же есть слова которые тоже изменяются и их нужно заучить,запомнить

Прямая речь                  Косвенная речь

today                                that day

now                                   then/at the moment

yesterday                          the day before

... day/year/month ago     ... day/year/month before

last week/day/year           the week/day/year before

next week/day                  the following week/day

tomorrow                           the next/following day

here                                   there

this                                     that

these                                 those

ago                                    previously/before

tonight                               that night

It is snowing again. It is gorgeous. Just like a fairyland. All white. And the snow is glistening in the 
sun. But the snow flakes are light, and as I glanced out the window, I have noticed that they melt 
the moment they hited the pavement so it could not be the weather which makes Andrew late 
getting home. "I think the traffic and the snow will hold  him up," Sarah said. "If it is snowing  in 
Connecticut, it  can slow Andrew down, and everyone else who will come back to the city on 
Sunday night. There , is probably a backup of cars." "That's true, yes," I 155 
said, seizing on this possibility, wanting to ease worry. But the fact is, Andrew was never 
late, and that was what troubled me now. Sarah knew it as well as I was, but neither of us 
voiced this thought at the moment.