1. Заменить местоимения

3. Fill in the gaps with appropriate pronouns in reported speech.

1. Valera, "I work in this office." Valera told me (that) __ worked in __ office.

2. Zina and Liuba, "We play basketball." Zina and Liuba told me (that) __ played basketball.

3. Victoria, "I like my dog." Victoria told me (that) __ liked __ dog.

4. Kirill, "Can you see me?" Kirill asked me if __ could see __.

5. Nikita, "I will need to borrow your pen." Nikita told me (that) __ would need to borrow __ pen.

6. Misha, "My father is a businessman." Misha told me (that) __ father is a businessman.

7. Pasha and Dasha, "Can we use your car?" Pasha and Dasha asked me if __ could use __ car.

8. Olya, "How is your trip?" Olya asked me how __ trip was.

9. Nina and Fedya, "We love our plants." Nina and Fedya told me (that) __ loved __ plants.

10. Grandfather, "Please bring me a cup of my coffee." Grandfather told me to bring __ a cup of __ coffee.

Все списывать не надо только под цифрами указать местоимения

Напоминаю местоимения:

Кто Чей

Я I Мой My

You Your

He his

She Her

We Our

They Their

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4. Replace the time and place references with the appropriate expressions in reported speech.

1. here -

2. today -

3. that -

4. yesterday -

5. tomorrow -

6. this -

7. a week ago -

8. last weekend -

9. those -

10. next week -

11. there -

12. these days -

13. last week -

14. now -

15. these -

16. this morning -

1. Valera told me (that) he worked in his office.

Explanation: In reported speech, the pronoun "I" is changed to "he" to match the subject of Valera's sentence. The possessive pronoun "my" is also changed to "his" to match the possession of Valera's office.

2. Zina and Liuba told me (that) they played basketball.

Explanation: The pronoun "we" is changed to "they" to match the subject of Zina and Liuba's sentence.

3. Victoria told me (that) she liked her dog.

Explanation: The pronoun "I" is changed to "she" to match the subject of Victoria's sentence. The possessive pronoun "my" remains the same since it refers to Victoria's own dog.

4. Kirill asked me if he could see me.

Explanation: The pronoun "you" is changed to "he" to match the subject of Kirill's sentence. The pronoun "me" remains the same since it refers to the person Kirill is addressing.

5. Nikita told me (that) he would need to borrow my pen.

Explanation: The pronoun "I" is changed to "he" to match the subject of Nikita's sentence. The possessive pronoun "your" is changed to "my" to match the possession of the pen.

6. Misha told me (that) his father is a businessman.

Explanation: The pronoun "my" remains the same since it refers to Misha's own father.

7. Pasha and Dasha asked me if they could use our car.

Explanation: The pronouns "we" and "your" are changed to "they" and "our" to match the subjects and possession of Pasha and Dasha's sentence.

8. Olya asked me how my trip was.

Explanation: The pronoun "your" is changed to "my" to match the possession of the trip.

9. Nina and Fedya told me (that) they loved their plants.

Explanation: The pronoun "we" is changed to "they" to match the subject of Nina and Fedya's sentence. The possessive pronoun "our" remains the same since it refers to Nina and Fedya's own plants.

10. Grandfather told me to bring him a cup of his coffee.

Explanation: The pronoun "me" remains the same since it refers to the person Grandfather is addressing. The possessive pronoun "my" is changed to "his" to match the possession of the coffee.

Now let's move on to replacing the time and place references in reported speech:

4. Replace the time and place references with the appropriate expressions in reported speech.

1. here - there
2. today - that day
3. that - the previous/that day
4. yesterday - the day before
5. tomorrow - the next day/the following day
6. this - that
7. a week ago - a week before
8. last weekend - the previous weekend
9. those - the ones
10. next week - the following week
11. there - here
12. these days - those days
13. last week - the previous week
14. now - then
15. these - those
16. this morning - that morning

Explanation: In reported speech, time and place references are changed to reflect the perspective of the speaker at the time of reporting. Adverbs like "here" and "now" are changed to "there" and "then" respectively. Adjectives like "this" and "these" are changed to "that" and "those" respectively. Time references like "today," "yesterday," "tomorrow," "this morning," etc. are changed to expressions like "that day," "the day before," "the next day," "that morning," etc.

I hope this detailed explanation helps you understand how to replace the pronouns and time/place references in reported speech!