как будет в косвенной речи
in three years
Во Как меняются данные видо-временные формы глаголов в косвенной речи, если применяется правило согласования времен?
Present Simple (do/does)
Present Continuous (am/is/are doing)
Present Perfect (have/has done)
Future Simple (will do)
Во Напишите предложение в косвенной речи.
“You must leave,” he told us.
Во Напишите предложение в косвенной речи.
“Keep to a diet!” he told me.
Во Выберите правильный вариант предложения в косвенной речи к данному предложению в прямой речи :
“Are you feeling well?”
Варианты ответов
I asked him if he was feeling well.
I asked him whether he was feeling well.
I asked him was he feeling well.
I asked him about he was feeling well.
Во Выберите правильный вариант трансформации данного во в прямой речи в косвенную:
“Why did you come late?” she asked.
Варианты ответов
She asked him why he had come late.
She asked him why he comed late.
She asked him why did he come late.
She asked him why he comes late.
Once a philosopher was traveling down a river in a small boat. While he was crossing the river he asked the boatman:” Have you ever heard about Philosophy?” “No”, I haven*t " said the boatman. “I * ve never heard about it. What is it ?” “I am sorry for you, indeed,” replied the learned man, “you have lost a quarter of your life as it’s a very interesting science!” Several minutes later the philosopher asked the boatman another question: “Did you hear about Astronomy, when you were at school?” “No, I left school many years ago and I forgot all about it.,” was the answer. To this the philosopher answered that he was really sorry for the man, and he thought that the boatman lost a second quarter of his life.
Some minutes passed and the passenger again wondered if the man had ever heard about Algebra. And the man had to admit that he had never known anything about it. “In that case you certainly lost a third quarter of your life!” said the scientist.
At that very moment the boat struck on a big stone. The boatman jumped and cried: “ Have you ever learnt swimming ( to swim)?” “No,” was the answer. The boatman explained sadly to the philosopher that he was sure the scientist had lost his whole life as the boat was sinking