Перевести в косвенную речь 1."i have finished all my work", she said. 2."don't play with matches", his mother asked him. 3."i will clean the car tomorrow", ben said. 4."where have you been? "mother asked her son. 5."what time do you have lunch? "he asked 6."shall i help you? ", mary said. 8."do the washing up after dinner"mother told her daughter

1.She said she had finished all her work.
2.His mother asked him not to play with matches.
3.Ben said he would clean the car the following day.
4.Mother asked her son where he had been.
5. He asked what time I had lunch.
6.Mary asked if she would|could help me.
8.Mother told her daughter to do the washing up after dinner.

Part 1.
1. Open water swimming has been included into the programme of the Olympic Games since 2008.
2.The water pollo match has been played since 1869.
3.The Wimbledon championship has been held since 1877.
4.Rugby teams have been organized all over Britain since 1845.
5.The Derby Horse Rase has been held since1790.
6. Football has been played for hundreds of years.
7. The University boat-rave has been rowed on the Thames almost every spring since 1836.
8. Football has been included into the programme of the Olympic Games since 1900.
Part 2.
1. The Olympic games were organized in 1896.
2. The anthen has been played at the opening and closing ceremony since 1958.
3. The first Paralympic Games were started in 1948.
4. The Tour de France cycling race has been held for more than a century.
5. The 2004 Olympic Games were held in Greece.
6. The first water polo world championship was taken place in 1973.

Fill in the gaps with a corresponding -ing or -ed adjective
1. The movie was boring . - I was bored to death. (BORE)
2. That was something really exiciting_. _ I was really excited . (EXCITE)
3. Are you interested in Maths? - No, I think it isn't interesting at all. (INTEREST)
4. Look! She is confused ! - What a confusing situation! (CONFUSE)
5. We were all amused_ by what we heard! - The puppies looked so amusing . (AMUSE)
6. I've read a really thrilling book. - Do you think the audience will be thrilled ? (THRILL)