Косвенная речь повествовательные предложения 1. “my friend lives in moscow”, said alec. 2. the poor man said: “ my horse is wild. it can kill your horse”. 3. “you have not done your work well”, said the teacher to me. 4. “i can’t explain this rule to you”’ said my classmate to me. 5. he said: ” i have just received a letter from my uncle” 6. i said: ”i can give you my address”. специальные вопросы 1. they said: ” what time does the train start? ” 2. she asked me: ”what will you do tomorrow? ” 3. i asked me uncle: ”how long did you stay in moscow? ” 4. he wondered: ”where did you buy this hat? ” 5. he said to her: ”where do you usually spend your summer holidays? ” 6. she asked me: ”why did you come here yesterday? ” общие вопросы 1. the teacher said to me: ”does your father work at a factory? ” 2. “did you go shopping yesterday? ”, said grandmother to mary/ 3. my sister said to me: ”will you take me to the theatre with you tomorrow? ” 4. the doctor asked nick: ”do you wash your face every morning? ” 5. father said to nick: ”have you done your homework? ” 6. the man asked: ”are there any more books here? ” повелительные предложения 1. “tom, go to bed”, said his mother. 2. “don’t play in the street”, said the van to the boys. 3. “give me your book, nick”, said the teacher 4. father said to jane: ”show me your homework, please”. 5. the teacher said to the pupils: ”don’t open your books”. 6. kate said to her grandmother: ”help me to cook the soup, please”.
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1.Alec said that his friend lived in Moscow.
2.The poor man said that his horse was wild and it could kill my horse.
3.The teacher said to me that I hadn't done my work well.
4.My classmate said to me that he couldn't explain that rule to me.
5.He said that he had received a letter from his uncle.
6.I said that I could give you my address.
1.They said (лучше asked) what time the train started.
2.She asked me what I would do the next day.
3.I asked my uncle how long he stayed in Moscow .
4.He wondered where I bought that hat.
5.He said to her where she spent her summer holidays.
6.She asked me why I came there the previous day.
1.The teacher said to me if my father worked at a factory.
2.Grandmother said to Mary if she went shopping the previous day.
3.My sister said to me if I would take her to the theatre with me the next day.
4.The doctor asked Nick if he washed his face every morning.
5.Father said to Nick if he had done his homework.
6.The man asked if there were any more books there.
1.Mother told Tom to go to bed.
2.The van said to the boys not to play in the streets.
3.The teacher said to Nick to give him Nick's book.
4.Father said to Jane to show him her homework.
5.The teacher said to the pupils not to open their books.
6.Kate said to her grandmother to help her to cook the soup.
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2.The poor man said that his horse was wild and it could kill my horse.
3.The teacher said to me that I hadn't done my work well.
4.My classmate said to me that he couldn't explain that rule to me.
5.He said that he had received a letter from his uncle.
6.I said that I could give you my address.
1.They said (лучше asked) what time the train started.
2.She asked me what I would do the next day.
3.I asked my uncle how long he stayed in Moscow .
4.He wondered where I bought that hat.
5.He said to her where she spent her summer holidays.
6.She asked me why I came there the previous day.
1.The teacher said to me if my father worked at a factory.
2.Grandmother said to Mary if she went shopping the previous day.
3.My sister said to me if I would take her to the theatre with me the next day.
4.The doctor asked Nick if he washed his face every morning.
5.Father said to Nick if he had done his homework.
6.The man asked if there were any more books there.
1.Mother told Tom to go to bed.
2.The van said to the boys not to play in the streets.
3.The teacher said to Nick to give him Nick's book.
4.Father said to Jane to show him her homework.
5.The teacher said to the pupils not to open their books.
6.Kate said to her grandmother to help her to cook the soup.
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Traditional German cuisine fell out of fashion several decades ago, and was replaced by Italian and Mediterranean food, Asian food, and Middle Eastern food. But there's a growing movement to go back to those roots, and even high-class German chefs are rediscovering old classics, from sauerkraut to Sauerbraten(traditional German pot roast). Traditional fruits and vegetables, from parsnips and pumpkins to black salsify, sunchoke, cabbage, yellow carrots, and little-known strawberry and apple varietals, are all making a comeback. That said, "German food" is a bit of a misnomer, as traditional cooking varies greatly from region to region. Look for the "typical" dish, wherever you are, to get the best sense of German cooking in that region.
Generally speaking, regions in the south, like Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, have held onto their culinary traditions more than regions in the North. But with a little effort, you can find good German food just about anywhere you go.
Generally speaking, regions in the south, like Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, have held onto their culinary traditions more than regions in the North. But with a little effort, you can find good German food just about anywhere you go.
Traditional German cuisine fell out of fashion several decades ago, and was replaced by Italian and Mediterranean food, Asian food, and Middle Eastern food. But there's a growing movement to go back to those roots, and even high-class German chefs are rediscovering old classics, from sauerkraut to Sauerbraten(traditional German pot roast). Traditional fruits and vegetables, from parsnips and pumpkins to black salsify, sunchoke, cabbage, yellow carrots, and little-known strawberry and apple varietals, are all making a comeback. That said, "German food" is a bit of a misnomer, as traditional cooking varies greatly from region to region. Look for the "typical" dish, wherever you are, to get the best sense of German cooking in that region.
Generally speaking, regions in the south, like Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, have held onto their culinary traditions more than regions in the North. But with a little effort, you can find good German food just about anywhere you go.
Generally speaking, regions in the south, like Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, have held onto their culinary traditions more than regions in the North. But with a little effort, you can find good German food just about anywhere you go.
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