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2.9.
Write the dialogues in reported speech.
Bill: I saw the doctor last week about my loss of memory.
Tom: What did he do?
Bill: He made me pay in advance.
Teacher: Why are you late this morning, Jack?
Jack: I pressed the toothpaste so hard that it took me half an hour to get the paste back into the tube.
The patient: Doctor, I have broken my arm.
Doctor: Don’t worry.
The patient: Will I be able to play the piano?
Doctor: Of course, you will.
The patient: Thank you. I have never been able to play the piano before.
2.10.
Change into reported speech.
“Laugh at all you trembled at before.” (William Cowper / advise) 2. “Always do what you are afraid to do.” (Ralf Emerson / suggest) 3. “Never take anything for granted.” (Benjamin Disraeli / warn) 4. “Don’t worry about what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight.” (Benjamin Franklin / tell) 5. “Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers.” (Elbert Hubbard / insist) 6. “Never hold anyone by the button or the hand in order to be heard out … better hold your tongue than them.” (Philip Chesterfield / recommend)
2.13.
Change the direct speech into the reported speech.
– Is ink expensive, Dad?
- No, it isn’t. What makes you think so?
- Mother seems quite disturbed because I spilt some on the carpet.
Susan asked her father… . Susan’s father told her… . Then the girl said … .Е
– Mummy, why is it cold today?
- It is winter now. It’s always cold in winter
- But why is it always cold in winter?
- Oh, Susan, I didn’t ask my mother so many questions.
- Now I understand why you can’t answer my questions!
Susan asked her mother… . Her mother answered… . Susan repeated the question … .
Susan’s mother got angry and exclaimed … . Susan came to the conclusion … .

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