закончите предложение when I saw them in the street

1)I asked mum (to teach/taught) me to bake cakes. 2) Sue (puts/put) her bag on the chair and left the classroom. 3)(spell/spelt) your name, please. 4) Lst summer dad (teaches/taught) me to play tennis. 5) Pupils mustn't (bring/brought) their toys to school. 6) I (think/thought) about you all day yesterday. 7) Did you (sleep/slept) well& - Yes, i (sleep/slept) very well, thank you. 8) He saw the cat in the street and (bring/brought) it home.

Do you ever dream about having your very own space? Do you hate sharing your room with your brother or sister? Well, meet Ben. This 14-year-old designed his own den - and then he built it in a tree behind his house. Now he`s writing a book, with advice and instructions. So, if you feel inspired, you can build your own house too!
Ben`s parents live in a detached house. His den is in a big tree in their garden. Inside, it`s very cosy.There`s an old sofa and two armchairs, and there`s also a desk. There isn`t any water, so the tree-house hasn`t got a bathroom. But there is electricity, so Ben`s got a TV and he`s even got a small fridge! There`s also a bed, and he often sleeps up in the tee.
Sometimes, Ben uses his den as a guiet place to think or play his guitar. There aren`t any neighbours, so the only noises are the birds that live above his den. When he gets some homework, he takes it up into the tree. And at the weekends, he relaxes there with his friends. There`s always some food in the fridge because Tele-Pizza don`t deliver here!

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3-Our interviewer went to find out more about her.

4-How old were you when you started swimming?

5-I learnt to swim when I was six.

6-When I was eleven I started swimming in the British Junior Team.

7-Is swimming the most important thing in your life?

8-Swimming is my life.

9-I swim for three to five hours a day,six days a week.

10-I am often in the pool at 5-30 in the morning.

11-What do you do when you are not swimming?

12-I have my two dogs and two cats to look after.

13-I do not like parties much,but I like going to the cinema.

14-Why do you think swimming is such a good spot?

15-Swimming is better than other sports because it exercises all the different parts of your body.

16-But best of all,swimming is the only sports which teaches you how to save someone's life.

17-What is been the best moment in your career?

18-Winning the silver medal at the Olympics has been the high point so far.

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1)переделать предложения из прямой речи в косвенную речь.
1)He said to the DJ, "I can sing at alive".2)He said, " I am sure she will visit us when she is back in Oryol."3) Misha said, "I saw them in the theatre." 4) He said, "I have not seen my cousin today."5) Helen said,"I do not watch this channel very often".6) Tom said,"I have already read this book, so I know what it is about."7) He said,"Mery has just won a guiz on this radio."8)"I am going to the theatre tonight,"he said to me.9)Mike said,"I spoke to Ms. Brown this morning."10) He said to his friend,"I shall listen to this CD today if I have time." 11) Oled said,"My room is on the second floor".

7)-You (fly) to the sea or (go) by train?-I (fly);my flight is tomorrow morning.8)-Whom you (talk) to when i (meet) you in the shop?-To my friend.We (do) shopping together.9)-How can i get to the station?-I (take) you in my car.I (go) to the station myself.10)Usually Mary (not make) mistakes in her spelling,but yesterday she (do) the spelling test rather badly.I hope she (learn) the new words now.11)They (walk) in silence for a long time and then Ben (turn) to John and (smile), "Why you never (tell) me about your family?" he (ask).12)If someone (call),tell them i (be) free after seven.

Christmas pudding, she(put) a coin into it.

The dog (take) a hamburger while Dad (make) a barbecue.

Celia and Paul (go) trick or treating when I (see) them.

When I (meet) Celia and Paul in the street, they (wear) costumes of ghosts.

Celia and Paul 9exchange) Easter eggs when I (bring) chocolate bunnies for them.

When the children (hang) greetings cards, Dad (bring) in the Christmas tree.