Convert into indirect speech. 1.tom asked: "did you enjoy the salad? " 2.david said: "can you come to our place tomorrow at 9? " 3.he said: "john, have you been in mane caves? are you a caver? " 4.joe said: "i think i'll go to the library to study" 5."where did you buy this hat? "she wanted to know. 6.the teacher told us: "don't let any strangers in" 7.she asked me: "may i get a cup of coffee? " 8."if youspill the milk, there won't be any for the cat, "-sait my mother to me 9.sallu wanted to know: "is there anything i can do to help you? " 10."i've just telephoned the doctor, "-said maurice

tom asked if you had enjoyed the salad.

david said if you could come to their place the next day at 9.

he asked if i had been in mane caves and if i were a caver.

joe said that he would go to the library to study

she wanted to know where i had bought that hat

the teacher told us not to let any strangers in

she asked me if she could have a cup of coffee

my mother told me that if i spilled the milk, there wouldn't be any for the cat

sallu wanted to know if there was anything she could do to help you

maurice said that she had just telephoned the doc

 

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- Hi Anna! How are you feeling today?

- Hi! Well, and you?

- Fine. How did you spend your weekend?

- Not bad, on Sunday I just stayed in home and then went to the best friend's party. What about you?

- Me too. On Saturday I went out with my friends, and then on Sunday we went to the party of my friend's cousin. In which party did you go?

- In my best friend's birthday party, and you?

- My friend's cousin's parents went to the picnic with another realities, so she decided to throw a party.

- Cool, our lesson is about to start, let's go to class.

- Let's go!

Dombra is a Kazakh two-stringed plucked musical instrument, a relative of the Russian domra and balalaika. It is also found in Uzbekistan (dumbyra, dumbrak), Bashkiria (dumbyra). The sound of the dombra is quiet, soft. It is extracted by a pinch, blow of a hand or a pick.

The folk storytellers - akyns accompany their singing with the dombra. Performing musical compositions on dombra is a favorite form of Kazakh art. Folk songs are performed to the sounds of dombra; dombra is also used as a solo and ensemble instrument.