Task: Rewrite the sentences in reported speech. 0 'T'll never forget my first trip to Canada.
Mark said he'd never forget his first trip to Canada.
1 "We've run out of time again.'
Alex said
2 Jack can help you later."
Emma said
3 3 'I'm trying to find time to go on holiday
Sarah said
4 "Time goes so slowly when I'm at school.'
Craig said
5 'I didn't have time to go shopping after work.'
Mum said
1

This dress suits you.You look cute in this hat.Don't make fun of this dress.You do not fit the color.Does this blouse suit me?I want to buy shoes to match my new suit.This suit isn't sitting right on me.This dress fits you very well.Irina is very ill with this dress.These gloves don't fit your suit.These tufos don't fit your fancy dress.This bow doesn't fit your purple blouse.This blouse is wide for you.This suit is wide for you.This dress is tight.These shoes are small.This jacket is narrow.These shoes are very beautiful.Try them on.This coat is very elegant.Try it on.This coat is too expensive for I.This umbrella is not very expensive.I need cheap shoes for the street.I prefer to wear cheap clothes.I think he's smart.I think it's interesting.I think we should wait for him.

Russian soup (old name shti) is a hot first dish based on sauerkraut or fresh cabbage, which has been prepared since time immemorial in Russia and has a centuries-old history. The epochs, power, people and customs changed, one thing remained unchanged-hot, boiling soup, sometimes poor or empty (lean on the basis of mushrooms and vegetables), sometimes rich (meat or fish) on the table of almost every Russian person. They ate everything from small to large: both kings and peasants, the spirit of spirit was standing in poor huts, and in the merchants' tiers, the significance of this dish in the life of the Russian man was enormous, hence the large number of sayings on this subject: "Shchi and porridge - our food, "" shoe all over your head, "" where the cabbage soup, there and Russian people look. "

Traditional and national British dishesPerhaps the most popular traditional British dishes are fish (usually fried cod) and chips. Usually they are sold in special stores ("fish and chips"). As a rule, the menu of most British cafes and restaurants also has fish and chips.