Предмет: Английский язык, автор: mishadaun

переделать 1 предложение в косвенную речь
The Smiths said: “We lived in a camp when they were on holiday in the South.”

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Автор ответа: IronSue
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The Smiths said that they had lived in a camp when they have been on holiday in the South.
mishadaun: правильно хоть ?
IronSue: скорее всего
IronSue: На одно время назад перекидываются из прямой речи в косвенную глаголы, в этом правило заключается
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Прочитайте текст о мальчике Нике. Определите, какие из приведённых утверждений 1- 7 соответствуют содержанию текста (True), а какие не соответствуют (False).
Раздел 2. Чтение.
All week I was thinking about the game.
My best friend Sammy and I talked about how we’d get our picture in the sports section of our school paper.
I woke up early on Saturday morning. But when I looked in the mirror, I knew I had a problem – a big problem. I went back to bed and stayed there. I was thinking what to do.
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I hid under the covers.
“What’s happening?” asked my mother. She’s a nurse. I said nothing.
“Perhaps, he is nervous,” she said to my father.
“I’ve got some illness,” I said. There were red sports on my stomach and arms and legs, and a few on my face. I felt hot and cold at the same time.
“Chicken pox,” my mother said. “Let’s take your temperature.” She went to the cupboard for the thermometer.
“There goes the game,” said my father. “I’ll call your basketball trainer.”
“Wait a minute,” I said. “Don’t call him. I’ll take some medicine. I’ll be fine. I must play!” My father waited in the doorway.
“Call the trainer,” my mother told him. “You can’t play,” she said to me. “You’re infections.”
Later that morning I was sitting on the sofa in the living room. “I can’t believe I’m skipping the game,” I said. “Things happen to everyone,” my mother said. The phone rang.
“I don’t want to talk to anybody.”
“It’s your trainer,” my mother said. She gave me the phone.
“Hey, Nick. How are you doing?”
“OK, I think.”
“Well, it happens you’re not the only one with chicken pox,” he said.
“I’m not?”
“No. Three other boys came to practice with red sports. The game will be in two weeks. So get well soon.”
Get well? I’d never felt better in my life. We will win.
The doorbell rang. There was Sammy. “It’s OK,” he told me. “I’ve already had chicken pox. You look awful,” he said, and smiled.
“Thanks,” I said, and smiled, too.
1. Nick wanted to see his photo in the newspaper.
True False
2. Nick’s parents woke him up in the morning.
True False
3. Nick’s mother looks after sick people.
True False
4. Nick had a stomachache that day.
True False
5. Nick couldn’t take part in the game because of an illness.
True False
6.Four players of the team had an infection.
True False
7.Nick didn’t skip the game.
True False
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