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Look at the map. Act out dialogues asking
for/giving directions from: the hospital to the post office - the park
the café - the car park to the library - the police station to the café.
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Use the phrases in the box. You can use the dialogue in Ex. 3 as a
model. Mind the intonation.​

А. Перевод прямой речи в косвенную (главное предложение в настоящем времени):

1. "Robert usually travels much."

- My new friend says that Robert usually travels much.

2. "They will work in Hong Kong in summer."

- The President says that they will work in Hong Kong in summer.

3. "Did the children study Chinese?"

- The teacher asks if the children studied Chinese.

4. "Do you like chocolate?"

- My sister asks if I like chocolate.

5. "Where is the post office?"

- The man asks where the post office is.

В. Перевод прямой речи в косвенную (главное предложение в времени):

1. "Tony hates mushrooms."

- My cousin said that Tony hates mushrooms.

2. "John will live in Japan in a year."

- They said that John would live in Japan in a year.

3. "Does Jennifer want a new job?"

- The woman asked if Jennifer wanted a new job.

4. "Where did they go swimming?"

- The neighbor asked where they had gone swimming.

5. "Where do your parents live?"

- The teacher asked where my parents lived.

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