Choose the right form of the verb and ask questons.

couldn’t remember where they had put their passports.b) Richard said they couldn’t remember where they put their passports.2. “You don’t keep your flat warm enough,” said Jack.a) Jack said I didn’t keep my flat warm enough.b) Jack said you didn’t keep your flat warm enough.3. “He doesn’t get on with his stepma,” said Sam.a) Sam said that he doesn’t get on with his stepma.b) Sam said that he didn’t get on with his stepma.4. “Who is going to give a talk?” asked Fred.a) Fred asked who is going to give a talk.b) Fred asked who was going to give a talk.5. “When can I see Mr Marcony?” Charles asked the secretary.a) Charles asked the secretary when could he see Mr Marcony.b) Charles asked the secretary when he could see Mr Marcony.2. Choose the right variant of the Direct Speech.1. I asked the boy not to make such a fuss.a) I said to the boy, “Don’t make such a fuss.”b) I asked the boy, “Not make such a fuss.”2. The teacher ordered the pupils to open the books.a) The teacher to the pupils: “To open the books!”b) The teacher to the pupils: “Open the books!”3. Jacky asked Pat if she would spend her holidays in Russia.a) Jacky said to Pat, “Will you spend your holidays in Russia?”b) Jacky said to Pat, “If you spend your holidays in Russia?”4. He asks if I am an actress.a) He says, “Are you an actress?”b) He says, “Do you an actress?”5. The teacher asked the boys not to talk very loud.a) The teacher to the boys, “Doesn’t talk very loud.”b) The teacher to the boys, “Don’t talk very loud.”3. Choose the right answer.1. She said that she … twenty years old the following Friday.a) will be b) would be c) was2. Liz says she … the film.a) already saw b) had already seen c) has already seen3. Mr. Green told the children … so much noise.a) don’t make b) not to make c) not make4. Our children said they … school.a) don’t like b) didn’t like c) won’t like5. She asked me if I … my dinner.a) enjoyed b) enjoy c) have enjoyed

1) -A man once went to Greece. When he (come ) home he (begin ) (tell) tales about his trip. He (speak) about the things he (done). One day he (tell) his friends he (take) part in jumping-match. " I (win) it. Just (go) to Greece and ask them. Everyone (tell) you it is true.".But one of his friends who (listen) to him said,"if you can jump as well as that, we need not go to Greece. Let is (imagine) this is Greece for a minute . And now-jump!"

example. They (build / built) it 900 years ago. 3. Look at the picture. My father (is taking / takes) part in the famous marathon in London. 4. It is not my first trip to Britain. I (visited / will visit) London and Edinburg two years ago. 5. My parents and I (came / come) to see the festival in Edinburg. They (do / will do) it nearly every year. 6. We (stayed / stay) in London only for five days. But we (are / were) going to Britain for a longer trip next summer. 7. My brother (has gone / went) to Britain last year. He (studies / is studying) biology at the University of Oxford. 8. My parents and I (visit / visited) him last year. I (have liked / liked) Oxford very much.

1)I am absolutely sure that a lot of recent programmes...devoted to the globalproblems of our time.
2)The teacher explained to us that the BBC ... formed in Britain according to the monarch's order.
3)Lately a lot of old feature films ... shown on "Culture"channel.
4)A new remake of my favourite cartoon ... just ... shown on TV.
5)They said the books ... published several years before.
6)This TV programmes ... introduced lately.I haven't seen it yet.
7)Such video clips ... never ... enjoyed by old people.
8)This concert ... just ... recorded.Now my parents can listen to it.
9)Alice said the books ... not ... bought yet.We can't find the shop where they are sold.
10)They told us the new school ... built in our street.