4.8. The following statements reflect different ways in which employers can treat their employees. Which of these statements do you find generally true?
1. Things, like good labour relations, good working conditions, good wages and benefits, and job security motivate workers.
2. A company’s corporate culture, with which all the staff can identify (for example being the best hotel or airline, or making the safest or most reliable product) is more likely to motivate workers than financial targets.
3. People often feel insecure at work and they need protection against the burden of responsibility.
4. Under the right conditions, most people will accept responsibility and want to realise their own potential.
5. Huge rise in pay will not motivate you for more than a few days.
6. Your colleague’s even bigger increase will demotivate you or cause you to be
dissatisfied.
7. Poor job performance leads to less job satisfaction, which leads to worse job
performance and even lower job satisfaction and so on.

Agnes said that she would has another talk with him the nex day
 Peter said I had a  beautiful place there
Arny said Jessica had arrived the night before  and she had wanted to see you
5. “You'll never guess whom I met today. It was Flora!” said 
Nick said that I would never guess whom he had met that day. It had been  Flora!
Luke said he hadn ' t seen him that morning
she said that he would  meet Betsiethere that day
 she said she had seen Jack at the Univ. that day
 Nelly said that night he shoud stay at home and read what the editor had given to him
  Stella Gibson said The McMillans had moved to Glasgow two months ago and she has lived in their house since then
 mother said  that she would do it herself the next day 
 the chief executive said that then everything had changed there, we wouldn t  recognize a thing in this company
Barb said she had heard Meg said she would come on Thursday the next week
 Monica said they had lived there long time .
George said  when he had come he had  been  on the terrace was watering his begonias

Вс глаголы do и does берём в вопросах и в отрицаниях в простом настоящем времени. Глагол does (или doesn't) берём тогда, когда подлежащее выражено существительным или местоимением в 3 лице единственного числа (это ОН, OHA, ОНО -he, she, it); в отрицательных предложениях к вс глаголу do или does добавляем отрицательную частицу NOT ( сокращённо don't или doesn't).
Глагол don't берём с подлежащими 1 и 2 лица (это я, мы, ты, вы), и 3лица множественного числа (они-they).
Примеры: 
1 I don't like - Мне не нравится
2 We don't like - Нам не нравится
3 You don't like - Тебе (Вам) не нравится
4 They don't like - Им не нравится
5 He doesn't like - Ему не нравится
6 She doesn't like - Ей не нравится
7 It doesn't like - Ему (ей) не нравится