перевести в косвенную речь. 1 " Are you tired?" — He asked me if I __tired. 2 " Are you busy?" — He asked whether I __ busy. 3 " Can we help you?" — He asked if they __ help me. 4 "Where you there?" — He asked if we __ there. 5 " Do you like music?" — He asked if I __ music. 6 " It is raining? " — He asked if it __ raining. 7 " Do you like helping people? " — He asked me if I __ helping people. 8 " Will you be lucky in your life? " — He wanted to know if I __ lucky in my life. 9 " Collect the textbooks" — The teacher asked the pupils __ the textbooks. 10 " Put your books away " — The teacher asked the pupils __ their books away. 11 " Do the exercise on page 10" — The teacher asked the pupils __ the exercise on page 10. 12 " Turn over the page" — The teacher asked the pupils __ over the page. 13 " Wait a minute "— The teacher asked the pupils __ a minute.

All of these things can happened within the next 25 years, but only one can cause another consequence. For example in some ways it is surprising that gene therapy hasn't been more successful in treating cancer. Gene therapy is where a working gene is added to a cell that has a broken gene. And cancer is caused by broken genes.But cancer results from damage in lots of different genes. In fact, many of the over 200 kinds of cancer are probably caused by different broken genes. This means gene therapy would probably need to add different genes to many or all of these different cancers. Cancer is also caused by genes with mistakes. It is a genetic disease. But it isn't exactly the same as other genetic diseases.This is because cancer usually happens when a gene becomes damaged after we are born. For example, sunlight can damage a gene. Or sometimes our cells accidentally damage their own DNA (ДНК). Either way, broken genes sometimes lead to cancer.
Another example: Without drugs your chances of surviving severe malaria are nil. With drugs you should make it but, worryingly, even many medicines are losing their effectiveness. Drug resistance is a major threat. We know from history that every time we think we have outsmarted malaria, we learn the humbling lesson that we are dealing with a very wily parasite. Through universal coverage with current methods, and with the new tools in development, it's possible to save millions of lives in the near term, and may be able to eradicate malaria not in 25 but in the next 40 years I'm sure.
The only thing of this list is impossible to realize next 25 years because I think that the humanity is not ready to live 150 years. Otherwise I would call it as singularity!

Patrick:Тебе нравится пища?
How do you like the food?
Diane:Она очень вкусная. Это ты ее приготовил?
It tastes really great. Did you cook it?
Patrick:Да. Я приготовил ее сегодня утром. Ты хочешь добавки?
Yes. I made it this afternoon. Would you like some more?
Diane:Хорошо, но только немного. Я очень сыта.
OK, just a little though. I'm really full.Patrick:Ох. Может немного супа вместо этого?
Oh. Would you like some soup instead?
Diane:Какой это суп?
What kind is it?
Patrick:Томатный с рисом. Ты пробовала его раньше?
Tomato and rice. Have you had that before?
Diane:Нет, сейчас впервые. Какой он на вкус?
No. This is my first time. How does it taste?
Patrick:Он вкусный, попробуй. Что ты думаешь?
It's good, try it. What do you think?
Diane:Да, он вкусный. Ты его тоже сам приготовил?
Wow. It is good. Did you make that also?
Patrick:Да.
Yes.
Diane:Ты очень хороший повар.
You're a really good cook.
в следующий раз я приготовлю для нас куриный суп.
Thanks, next time I'll make chicken soup for us.
Diane:Отлично. Ты научился готовить в школе?
That sounds good. Did you study cooking in school?
Patrick:Нет, самостоятельно. У меня есть хорошая поваренная книга, которую я читаю, когда у меня есть время.
No, I learned by myself. I have a good cook book that I readwhen I have time.