ПОВЕЛИТЕЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ 1. "Tom, go to bed", said his mother. 2. "Don't play in the street", said the van to the boys. 3. "Give me your book, Nick", said the teacher 4. Father said to Jane:"Show me your homework, please". 5. The teacher said to the pupils:"Don't open your books". 6. Kate said to her grandmother:"Help me to cook the soup, please".

Преобразование в косвенную речь:

• 1. "Tom, go to bed", said his mother. His mother told Tom to go to bed. (Повелительное наклонение 'go' заменяется на 'to go').
• 2. "Don't play in the street", said the van to the boys. The van told the boys not to play in the street. (Отрицательное повелительное наклонение 'Don't play' заменяется на 'not to play').
• 3. "Give me your book, Nick", said the teacher The teacher told Nick to give him his book. ('Give' заменяется на 'to give', 'me' на 'him', 'your' на 'his').
• 4. Father said to Jane:"Show me your homework, please". Father asked Jane to show him her homework. ('Show' заменяется на 'to show', 'me' на 'him', 'your' на 'her'. Слово 'please' опускается).
• 5. The teacher said to the pupils:"Don't open your books". The teacher told the pupils not to open their books. ('Don't open' заменяется на 'not to open', 'your' на 'their').
• 6. Kate said to her grandmother:"Help me to cook the soup, please". Kate asked her grandmother to help her to cook the soup. ('Help' заменяется на 'to help', 'me' на 'her'. Слово 'please' опускается).

Ответ:

• His mother told Tom to go to bed.
• The van told the boys not to play in the street.
• The teacher told Nick to give him his book.
• Father asked Jane to show him her homework.
• The teacher told the pupils not to open their books.
• Kate asked her grandmother to help her to cook the soup.