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Файл:Грамматика английского языка для школьников. Кн.IV. Сборник упражнений
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6. Have you been to many countries?
(We asked our teacher of Geography)
59. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Will you fly to Spain with your friend?
(I asked Grace)
2. Has Kate read my book up to the end?
(I asked my friend)
3. Is Jerry proud of his parents? (Frank
wanted to know)
4. Can Meggy knit a sweater for me? (I
wanted to know)
5. Has Lolly got a country house not far
from the city? (We wanted to know)
6. Is Betty travelling round Europe now?
(I asked Bettys mother)
60. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Is Bob bad at Chemistry? (Jasper want-
ed to know)
2. Was Micky ill last week? (I asked my
friend)
3. Has the postman brought any letters
or magazines today? (Janet asked her
mother)
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4. Can you draw funny pictures of animals? (Mat asked me)
5. Are you fond of collecting badges?
(James asked his new friend)
6. Will Mark go to the party tomorrow
evening? (Lolly wanted to know)
61. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. What are you cooking right now?
(Janet asked her mother)
2. Did you watch a feature film on TV
yesterday evening? (Dave was asked)
3. What magazine will she read? (Meg-
gy was asked)
4. What foreign language has Fred learnt
this year? (Dan wanted to know)
5. Why is Biddy crying? (I asked my
sister)
62. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. What jam is our Granny making in
the kitchen? (I asked Kate)
2. Are you fond of skating? (Dolly was
asked)
3. Has he ever been to the Bolshoy Theatre? (Joy was asked)
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4. How often do you drink coffee? (The
doctor asked me)
5. What is Bobs favourite colour? (Ed
wanted to know)
6. How much money have you got? (Mol-
ly was asked)
63. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Whose children are crossing the street
right now? (Helen wanted to know)
2. What colour is the National flag of
Russia? (The teacher asked Tom)
3. When did Mark sell his old car? (I
wanted to know)
4. With whom is Jess speaking on the
phone right now? (Mother asked me)
5. Havent you moved in a new flat yet?
(We were asked)
64. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Fanny is feeding a dog in the yard.
(Dan said)
2. Are you cooking fish soup? (Christi-
na was asked)
3. Where is Jasper playing with his toys
right now? (Mother wanted to know)
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4. Is Sasha drinking mineral water now?
(Molly asked me)
5. What language are they speaking? (I
wanted to know)
6. Why are Frank and Ben fighting right
now? (I was asked)
65. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. What has the parrot just said? (Car-
ol asked)
2. Have you seen the new Madonna video? (Paul asked Linda)
3. The phone hasnt rung at all today.
(Bob said)
4. Have you spoken French? (I was asked)
5. Why hasnt Grace caught a bus this
morning? (Kim wanted to know)
6. Jenny has bought new sunglasses lately. (I heard)
66. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Did you watch a new TV show yesterday evening? (I was asked)
2. Will Doris take me to the Russian Museum next week? (I wanted to know)
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3. What is your favourite subject at
school? (Dolly asked Betty)
4. What animals are you afraid of? (Sa-
sha was asked)
5. Is Emily fond of jam? (Frank wanted
to know)
6. Her father is a tall man. (I supposed)
67. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Where does Pete live? (Dolly wanted
to know)
2. Do you and your friend like English?
(Natasha was asked by her Canadian
friend)
3. How much does it cost? (I asked the
shop-assistant)
4. Every Saturday Carol plays tennis for
the school club. (Mary said)
5. It doesnt rain much in hot countries.
(The pupil said)
6. I hate drawing and painting. (I was
sure)
7. Who is Harry in love with? (We wanted to know)
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68. Change the following sentences into Indirect
Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Can animals talk? (Little Fanny asked
her mother)
2. Cats can see well in the dark. (Bob said)
3. Bill cant ride a motorbike. (Jim
thought)
4. What song can you sing? (The teach-
er of music asked Helen)
5. Can you get water from ice? (George
asked me)
6. What can you see near the theatre?
(Alice asked Kate)
7. Can Eliza speak loudly? (The mother
was asked)
69. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. What colour is your parrot? (Emily
was asked)
2. Is your dog angry? (Grace asked me)
3. An ant is a small insect. (Jerry said)
4. Why are you so sad? (I asked Betty)
5. My favourite fairy-tale is Cinderella. (Jess told us)
6. How long is your street? (Liz was
asked)
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7. How old are your parents? (Carol
asked me)
8. Are you good friends? (We were
asked)
70. Change the following sentences into Indirect
Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. What time did the football match start
on TV yesterday? (I asked my friend)
2. Frank sailed in a wooden boat on the
river last month. (We knew)
3. I ate a pizza for lunch yesterday. (Bill
told the doctor)
4. Who talked to you in the garden yesterday morning? (I was asked)
5. Did it rain yesterday evening? (Lin-
da asked me)
6. Our football team didnt win the last
World Cup. (Henry knew)
71. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. What time will the doctor take Mike to
hospital? (Alice asked Mikes mother)
2. When will Morris get married? (Su-
san wanted to know)
3. Will Jack go to University next year?
(Meggy asked me)
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4. Will it be sunny tomorrow? (Julia
asked her sister)
5. I shall drink in a minute. (I hoped)
6. She will have long hair. (Julia supposed)
72. Change the following sentences into Indirect Speech. Use the sentences in brackets.
1. Snakes havent got legs. (James said)
2. Betty has got long, dark, straight hair.
(Jack told his friend)
3. Have you got any bananas? (I asked
Charles)
4. Has she got an umbrella? (Betty was
asked)
5. Has he got expensive furniture in his
room? (Liz asked Henry)
6. Doris hasnt got a house in the country. (Mario was sure)
73. Change the following sentences into
Direct Speech.
1. The man said that he couldnt find
the underground station.
2. Dick said that Liz was a nice girl.
3. Frank asked me what my favourite
flower was.
4. I asked Fred if he had ever seen whales.
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5. Mary told me that it was raining outside then.
6. Mike asked his mother where he could
buy a present for his friend.
7. The teacher asked us what we knew
about Mark Twain.
74. Change the following sentences into
Direct Speech.
1. The teacher asked us what flower was
the emblem of England.
2. Bessy was asked if she liked black coffee.
3. I asked my friend what she was going
to have for dessert.
4. Bob said that his father worked at a
factory.
5. Jane told me that she had planted
many flowers that spring.
6. Emily was asked why she hadnt
cooked breakfast yet.
75. Change the following sentences into
Direct Speech.
1. The teacher asked the pupils what
they knew about the climate of Great
Britain.
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2. Andy was asked why he was so angry
that day.
3. Fred said that he had seen a lot of
interesting places in Moscow.
4. I asked my friend what hotel she had
stayed at in Paris the year before.
5. The children said that they were making a snowman then.
6. Dick said that he would gather a good
harvest in his garden the next year.
76. Change the following sentences into
Direct Speech.
1. The teacher asked Dolly what the population of New York was.
2. I asked Ed why he had cried lately.
3. Lolly said that she would live in a
small village not far from Paris the
next summer.
4. Jane was asked what film she was
watching.
5. Mother asked me if I wanted to learn
Spanish.
6. John said that the mountain wasnt
very high.
7. Liz asked Mark if he could jump two
metres.
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