Direct and indirect speech. report the statements: 1. bettu said to lucy, 'i'm sorry to disturb you.' 2. dan said: , 'i've missed my bus, i'll be late and my boss will be furious.' 3. the girl said to her friends, 'i didn't go to the stadium yesterday.' correct the errors. 1. she asked him where he came from. 2. she asked who bill had been. 3. she asked me why the three was cut down. 4. we asked them if they are able to come to our place earlier. 5. the custom officer asked me if i had anything to declare. 6. betty said she was busy the next day. 7. he asked me to have done everything at once. 8. she asked me if these books were mine. 9. the teacher told us to stay here. 10. she asked me if she saw me before

i.   1) betty said to lucy that she was sorry to disturb her

                    or

betty appologised for disturbing lucy

  2) dan said that he had missed his bus, so he would be late and his boss would be furious.

3) the girl told her friends that she hadn't gone to the stadium the previous day. 

 

ii. 1) she asked him where he had come from -

2) she asked who bill was

3) she asked me why the tree was cut down

4) we asked them if they were able to come   to iur place earlier

5) the customs officer asked me if i had anything to declare

6) betty said she would be busy the next day

7) he asked me if i had done everything at once/ he told me not to do everything at once

8) she asked me if those books were mine

9) the teacher told us to stay there

10) she asked me if she had seen me before.

 

 

Раскройте скобки, употребляя глаголы в Past Simple или Present Perfect

1. I (cut) some flowers from my garden yesterday. I (have cut) lots of flowers from my garden so far this summer.

2. I (have not seen) Tom lately.

3. The artist (drew) a picture of sunset yesterday. She (has drawn) many pictures of sunsets in her lifetime.

4. I (fed) birds at the park yesterday. I (have fed) birds at the park every day since l (lost) my job

5. Ann (woke up) late and (missed) her breakfast on Monday.

6. I (forgot) to turn off the stove after dinner. I (have forgotten) to turn off the stove a lot of times in my lifetime.

7. The children (hid) in the basement yesterday. They (have hiden) in the basement often since they (discovered) a secret place there.

8. The baseball player (hit) the ball out of the stadium yesterday. He (has hit) a lot of homeruns since he joined our team.

Все в present simple: gross domestic product (gdp) is generally thought of as a measure of an economy's aggregate output or income. the one exception to this rule is housing, since expenditure on new housing is placed in the investment category. this category counts all consumption spending regardless of whether the spending is on domestic or foreign goods and services, and the consumption of foreign goods is corrected for in the net exports category. investment, represented by the letter i, is the amount that households and businesses spend on items that are used to make more goods and services. like consumption, investment expenditure can be used to purchase capital and other items from either domestic or foreign producers, and this is corrected for in the net exports category. inventory is another common investment category for businesses, since items that are produced but not sold in a given time period are considered as having been purchased by the company that made them. therefore, the accumulation of inventory is considered positive investment, and the liquidation of existing inventory is counted as negative investment.