20 rewrite the sentenses into reported speech: 1. “my parents are very well.” she said 2. “i am going to learn to drive.” he said that 3. “john has given up his job.” charlie said that 4.“i can’t come to the party on friday.” ann told her sister that 5. “we want to go away for a holiday.” my friends told 6.“i will phone you as soon as possible.” jane said to peter that 7. “i don’t know what fred is doing.” tom said 8. “our parents saw helen at the theatre.” the children said 9. “my father isn’t in london now.” mary told us that 10. “jackie likes the new gym very much.” our cousin said

1. she said that her parents were very well. 2. he said that he was going to learn to drive. 3. charlie said that john had given up his job. 4. ann told her sister that she couldn't come to the party on friday. 5. my friends told me that they wanted to go away for a holiday. 6. jane told peter that she would phone him as soon as possible. 7. tom said that he didn't know what fred was doing. 8. the children said that their parents had seen helen at the theatre. 9. mary told us that her father wasn't in london then. 10. our cousin said that jackie liked the new gym very much.

1. what does your office sell? what goods does your office sell? who do your office sell the goods? 2. who recieves buisnessmen? what time does your director recieve buisnessmen? who does your director recieve? 3. who  must send three enquiries? how many  enquiries must they send? what must they send? who must they send to? when must they send  must send enquiries? 4. who brings the mail? who does the secretary bring the mail to? what does the secretary bring? when does she bring the mail? 5. what   equipment does our country buy? where does it buy  equipment? what does uor country buy from  great britain?

Once, while i  was walking     in a park in london, i   saw   an old strange-looking man. he  was sitting   on a bench  holding   a closed book in his hands. i  sat down on the bench and  looked   at the book. i  saw   that the book  was   of great interest. it  was   a very old copy of early byron's works. i  looked   at the old man in surprise and  undersood   that he  knew   i  had sat   on the bench because of him and the book he  was holding  in his hands. i  smiled. "it is the last i   have ," he said and  stretched   it out to me. i  took   with the words, "i  am  a lover of old books."