Перевести диалог в косвеную речь Tolya:We had a grammar class yesterday.We discussed the use of articles in English. Vera:No wonder.They are the shortes

американский эссеист писатель и драматург Юджин Лютер Гор Видал является автором крылатой фразы : Половина американцев никогда не читала газет. Половина никогда не учавствовала в президенстких выборах. Остается надеется....

street corner in the the rush hour(beg) for money.on a cardboard sign next to an empty tin cup he(write) blind please help!!!noone (give)him any money.a young advertising writer walked past asnd saw the blind man with his sign and empty cup and also (see) the many people passing by completely unmoved let alone stopping to give money.the advertising writer took a thick marker pen from her pocket turned the cardboard sheet backtofront and re wrote the sign then when on her way

immidiately people began *put) money into the tin cup .after a while when the cup was over flowing the blind man asked a stranger (tell) what the sign (say) now

it says said the stranger it(bt) a beauriful day !you can see it i connot

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Tolya:We had a grammar class yesterday.We discussed the use of articles in English. Vera:No wonder.They are the shortest and yet the most difficult words in English. Tolya:I dont i think all English people understand how they should use articles. Vera:Neither do I.In many cases they are a complete mystery.Do you think one can realize the difference between the articles? Is it possible the learn how to use them? Tolya: I am not quite sure.Our teacher says it is.We should simply have more grammar drills. Vera: Will they really help? And they are so boring! Tolya:Dont lose hope. Lets hope for the best.

2)I read: The US Congress voted for the Declaration of Independence on the fourthof July 1775

3)Tom said; We will wach an English film tomorrow .

Peter said; Can you cope with all new words бИшдд?

Vera said :We had a grammaк class yesterday .

The pupils asked the teacher :Is it ba\etter to practice new words or learn then by heart

A merry group of friends was sitting on the terrace of a restaurant. The table was laid for four: two men and two women. The group of friends was eating
fish and when dinner was finished one of the women said that very often diamonds and pearls were found inside fish. Everybody liked this topic, and they all remembered different stories about dinamonds and fish.
An old man who was sitting in the corner of the terrace came up to the group of friends. He said that he had heard their conversation and wanted to tell them a real story about fish. Everybody agreed, so the old man continued: "When I was a young man, I worked for a large importing company in New York. At that time I was in love with a pretty girl, and she told me that she loved me too. About two months before we got married I had to go to England. I left my girlfriend in New York and promised to write to her. She said that she'd wait for me. I had to stay in England longer than I'd planned, but finally i was ready to go back to New York. Just before my trip home, I had bought a very expensive diamond ring. It was a present for my future wife.
"On my way home to New York, I read in the morning paper that my girl was marrying another man. It made me so angry that I threw the ring into the sea."
"A few days later when I was in a restaurant in New York, fish was served. While I was eating it, I felt something hard in my mouth. What do you think it was?"
"The diamond ring!" cried the friends.
"No," said the old gentleman, "it was a fish bone."