Перевести в косвенную (1) he said "i get up at 7 o'clock" (2) the doctor said "you must walk every day, tom" (3) ann has just said "we shall go on an excursion tommorow" (4) he said "my brother is working in the garden now" (5) tom said "i am fond of pleying chess" (6) dickson said to his mother "the king's deer have destroed our country" (7) the doctor said "you can't go so far, my dear boy. you are ill" (8) the boy said "we shall do this work tomorrow" (9) tom said "i have cleaned my teeth, mother" (10) olga said "i don't want to go there today" (11) she has just said "it's cold here"

(1) he said he got up at 7 o'clock.

(2) the doctor told tom he had to walk every day.

(3) ann has just said they would go on an excursion the following day.

(4) he said his brother was working in the garden then.

(5) tom said he was fond of playing chess.

(6) dickson told his mother the king's deer had destroyed their country.

(7) the doctor told him he couldn’t go so far , he was ill.

(8) the boy said they would do that work the following day.

(9) tom told his mother he had cleaned his teeth.

(10) olga said she didn’t want to go there that day.

(11) she has just said it was cold there.

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a single person is solely  responsible for the success or  failure of the business. his is unlimited …    .    adjustment and control are vested in one person. this type of organisation is extremely  flexible and capable of quick  liability to changes in market  conditions. the owner is personally liable for the debtsincurred by his firm. all his  possessions are at risk. a single person provides the capital, takes the decisions, and assumes the risks.                   

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