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МатематикаВопрос:
E Rewrite the sentences in reported speech. 1. "Where is the hotel?" she asked. 2. "I like cooking", Tina said. 3. "We stayed at home at the weekend," they said. 4. "Do you like travelling?" he asked Sue. 5. "Has she ever been to Spain?" Tom asked Sam. 6. "I'm going to Prague next week," Alice said.
Ответ:
Ответ: 1. She asked where the hotel was. 2. Tina said that she liked cooking. 3. They said that they had stayed at home at the weekend. 4. He asked Sue if she liked travelling. 5. Tom asked Sam if she had ever been to Spain. 6. Alice said that she was going to Prague the following week.
Краткое пояснение: В задании нужно переписать предложения в косвенной речи, соблюдая правила согласования времен.
- She asked where the hotel was.
- Tina said that she liked cooking.
- They said that they had stayed at home at the weekend.
- He asked Sue if she liked travelling.
- Tom asked Sam if she had ever been to Spain.
- Alice said that she was going to Prague the following week.
Ответ: 1. She asked where the hotel was. 2. Tina said that she liked cooking. 3. They said that they had stayed at home at the weekend. 4. He asked Sue if she liked travelling. 5. Tom asked Sam if she had ever been to Spain. 6. Alice said that she was going to Prague the following week.
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