1) He told/said her to pick up her brother from school. "I like your jacket", she said/told him. Finally Alison told/said some words about it. "It’s freezing", he told/said to me. Jane told/said me that she was confused. He told/said that he was surprised about the party. 2) Write down the correct form of the words in brackets. He said that he (return) by the weekend. He says that he (forget) to water the flowers. She says that she (go) to the picnic with her family. She said that she (enjoy) the party. Joan says that she (sail) a boat one day. Peter said that he (return) the books the day before. Kate says that she (visit) the British Museum on Sunday. They say that they (go) hiking. She said that she (miss) her flight the day before. 3) Choose the correct word. He said that he left / had left / would leave the office the day before at 6 o’clock. John said that he would bring / will bring / had brought some flowers to Mary the day before. Jo says that he had gone / will go / go on a cruise on Sunday. David says that he would buy / will buy / had bought a new house soon. They said that they washed / had washed / will wash the windows the day before.

1)

He said her to pick up her brother from school.

"I like your jacket", she said him.

Finally Alison told some words about it.

"It’s freezing", he said to me.

Jane told me that she was confused.

He told that he was surprised about the party.

2)

Write down the correct form of the words in brackets.

He said that he would

return by the weekend.

He says that he

forgets to water the flowers.

She says that she

goes to the picnic with her family.

She said that she

enjoyed the party.

Joan says that she

sailed a boat one day.

Peter said that he

will return the books the day before.

Kate says that she

will visit the British Museum on Sunday.

They say that they

are going hiking.

She said that she

missed her flight the day before.

3)

Choose the correct word.

He said that he would leave the office the day before at 6 o’clock.

John said that he had brought some flowers to Mary the day before.

Jo says that he will go on a cruise on Sunday.

David says that he would buy a new house soon.

They said that they had washed the windows the day before.

3. I bought such a lot of shopping that I couldn’t carry all the bags.
4. It was so late when I got home that I didn’t have dinner.
5. She dresses so elegantly that everyone admires her.
6. I had such a bad headache yesterday that I had to leave work and go home.
7. I’m so hungry that that I could eat anything to lunch.
8. He had put so little salt in the soup that it was tasteless.
9. It was such an amusing film that I laughed all the way through.
10. They have got such fashionable furniture in their house that it is often photographed for magazines.
11. She is so interesting a person that I could spend hours talking to her.

1. The climate in Great Britain is mild and temperate due to the influence of the Gulf Stream.

2. The weather in Britain is very changeable.

3. When they go abroad the British often surprise people of other nationalities by this tendency to talk about the weather, a topic of conversation that other people do not find so interesting.

4. The two worst months in Britain are January and February. They are cold, damp and unpleasant.

5. Yea

6. The best time of year in Britain is spring (of course, it also rains in the spring).

7. In January and February. They are cold, wet and unpleasant.

8. Most people who are looking forward to summer vacations plan to leave for the summer to summer - to France, Spain or some other place on the continent.

9. The fog spreads everywhere, it is on the streets and falls into the houses. Cars are moving slowly, but street crashes are often in the fog. People do not see each other. They sneak up at home, touching their hands, so as not to lose the road or get into the car.

10. Spring.

11. Yea.

12. Coldly.

13. Warm.

14. Yea, warm