Reported Speech II Put the following sentences into reported speech. Make all the necessary changes, 1. He says: "I like English, 2. She says:" He didn't watch this film."3. They say: "Mary doesn't skate well."4. He asks: "Give me my pen, please5. She asks: "Don't go there."Dan asks: "Do you read books?"7. Polly asks: "When did they go to London??8. She says: "I went to the park9. He asks: "Does he play the guitar?10. They say: "We don't travel a lot."​

Объяснение:

It is no exaggeration to say that we all would like to be able to speak every language in the world. One way to do it is to have a chip planted in our brains. At first glance, the idea seems great, but we should consider all pros and cons.

There are some benefits of having such chip. Firstly, travelling abroad would be much easier. The language of your destination country could be downloaded into your chip before the trip, which means the opportunity to save on translation costs. Secondly, ability to speak lots of languages opens up a world of job opportunities. Thirdly, you would be able to read any books and documents you need and make more friends all over the world.

On the other hand, there are a few disadvantages. To begin with, not everybody would be able to afford this chip. Next, there is a high probability that a hacker or a malicious user would gain access to the chip.

To sum up, the benefits of having a chip outweigh its disadvantages