Turn the following sentences intoreported speech.пример: 1 be careful of the glass! the fire-flahter told themto be careful of the las2 stand back! 3 bring the light nearer! 4 pass me an axe! 5 go to the other side of the plane!
Магия горчицы поездка была не долгой ... несколько минут магии самолет был под большим старым деревом .Sarah посреди Дикого Леса. Она-то не знаю, куда идти". Как я могу выйти отсюда? - спросила она.Вы не можете найти пути?"она вдруг услышала голос. Она посмотрела вверх и вниз,но не мог никого видеть " просто уродливое старое дерево возле того места, где она stood.Then она вновь услышал голос."Говорить вверх! I can"t тебя слышать !Не они научат вас говорить на английском языке в школе?" Сара поняла, что дерево было поговорить с ней сэр, - сказала Сара.Я ищу для некоторых магических семян горчицы." "Уксус Ведьма может иметь некоторые , но я не уверен, - сказал дерево". Как я могу найти ее? - спросила Сара.Вы знаете, как читать карту? - спросил дерево. "Чему они учат вас в школе в эти дни?" " Не получил карту,я боюсь, - сказала Сара.
1) profit - The difference between the price received for a product and the amounts paid as rewards to the factors of production. 2) hedging - An operation adopted by merchants and others in the commodi-ty markets who deal in futures to protect themselves against risk of loss, caused by future changes in price. 3) property - Any thing that has value and can be owned, including things having substance, such as land, money, etc. 4) securities - Investments generally, especially stocks, shares and bonds which are bought as investments. 5) self-insurance - The accumulation of a fund of money as a reserve to provide for possible losses in the future that could easily have been insured with in insurance company. 6) inventory - Stocks held by a business for sale to its customers; a detailed list of things. 7) expensive - Dear; costing much money; needing great expense; high priced. 8) legislation - Laws, especially statute laws, i.e. Acts of Parliament in Britain, Acts of Congress in USA. 9) account receivable - A sum of money due to be received from a customer in the or-di¬nary course of trade but not yet paid. 10) damage - Harm; loss of value caused by being broken or spoilt.
2) hedging - An operation adopted by merchants and others in the commodi-ty markets who deal in futures to protect themselves against risk of loss, caused by future changes in price.
3) property - Any thing that has value and can be owned, including things having substance, such as land, money, etc.
4) securities - Investments generally, especially stocks, shares and bonds which are bought as investments.
5) self-insurance - The accumulation of a fund of money as a reserve to provide for possible losses in the future that could easily have been insured with in insurance company.
6) inventory - Stocks held by a business for sale to its customers; a detailed list of things.
7) expensive - Dear; costing much money; needing great expense; high priced.
8) legislation - Laws, especially statute laws, i.e. Acts of Parliament in Britain, Acts of Congress in USA.
9) account receivable - A sum of money due to be received from a customer in the or-di¬nary course of trade but not yet paid.
10) damage - Harm; loss of value caused by being broken or spoilt.