3. Повелительные предложения в косвенной речи

Direct Speech	Indirect Speech
1. The teacher said to Ben, “Use the dictionary.” 2. The old man said to his grandson, “Open the door, please.” 3. I said to Sam, “Don’t take my pen.” 4. My sister said to me, “Please, don’t walk so fast.”	1. The teacher told Ben to use the dictionary. 2. The old man asked his grandson to open the door. 3. I told Sam not to take my pen. 4. My sister asked me not to walk so fast.

III. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech:

A.

1. Mother said to her little son, “Please don’t say anything to make Father angry.”

2. The doctor said to the patient, “Don’t go out without your coat or else you will catch a cold and get worse.”

3. Father said to his son, “Read the instructions before you switch on the machine.”

4. “Don’t come before 8 o’clock. I shall be busy,” Ben said to me.

5. Ann said to her friends, “Come and spend a holiday with us in the UK.”

6. “Shut the door but don’t lock it,” she said to me.

7. The boy said to his dog, “Lie down, Lord!”

8. The teacher said to the student, “Write the date on the blackboard, please.”

9. The manager said to the secretary, “Don’t post this letter. There is a mistake in it.”

10. Mr. Brown said to the hostess, “Bring me another cup of coffee, please. This one is not warm enough.”

11. The officer shouted to the soldier, “Fire!”

12. The old man said, “Don’t run across the street, little girl. It’s very dangerous.”

13. Mother said to her little son, “Don’t eat all the cake.”

14. Somebody said to the speaker, “Keep to the point.”

B.

1. Mr. Parker said, “Let us know when you return.”

2. Agatha said to me, “Don’t take out the book.”

3. He said to us, “Don’t draw anybody’s attention to this fact.”

4. James said, “Let us not repeat it any more.”

5. “Don’t touch the wire,” he warned me.

6. “Please don’t be late home,” Kate said to Sally.

7. “Type the letter first,” said Mr. Williams to his secretary.

8. “Please take a seat, ladies,” said the manager.

9. “Please don’t smoke in these seats,” the air hostess said to the passengers.

10. “Leave me alone, all of you!” said the teacher to the children.

11. “Hand over the money!” said the bank robber to the clerk.

12. “Go up the road and turn first right and you’ll get to the station,” the old man said to the driver.

13. “Would you open the window, Denny?” said the teacher.

14. “Can you give me a lift to the airport, Jack?” said Bill.