Передать предложения в косвенной речи. ex.52. change the following sentences into indirect speech. 1. "we saw a lot of places of interest when we were travelling around europe last summer, " said robby." 2 "i think we shall go to the cinema tomorrow, " said jane. 3."i am very happy, " said richard." i have bought a very good bicycle." 4."do you think that plain food is better for children than rich food? " she asked the doctor. 5."i shall not go to the party tomorrow because i don't feel well, " said mary. 6."why did our team lose the match? " said victor. "it has always been very strong." 7. "where have you put my sweater, mary? " said tom. "i cannot find it. "8. "please don't take the books from my table, " said ellen to me. "i have prepared them for working on my report." 9."i shall gladly go to the cinema with you because i haven't seen this film, and i want to see it very much, " said my aunt. 10. "which of you can answer my question? " the teacher asked the pupils. 11. "whom are you waiting for, boys? " asked the man. заранее большое.

1. in britain tourists find some custom a little strange. for instance, the english do not shake hands each time when they meet. 2. people don't say "thank you” at the end of the meal as in most european countries, they usually say this when they are leaving to go home, thanking friends for their invitation. 3. most of rich people don't have servants because it’s very difficult to find a good servant. servants also want a big salary. 4. usually wives don't do most of housework, they share it with their husbands, who work as much as wives. 5. people do most of their housework on saturdays, when they don't work.

The british islands appeared due to some changes in pressure, atmosphere, biosphere and underwater currents. icy period gave the 1st rise to the changes: before it this part was a mainland, a lot of scientists proved this fact: remains of elephants were found there and the eastern part of the country is full of chalk cliffs, which are similar to those in the coast of france. england is a real geological museum. the relief is represented by highlands, lowlands, deep valleys, plains. the highest parts are in scotland. north wales, north of england and the central region of england. the grampian mountains stretch scotland from north to south. the highest peak is ben nevis - gloomy, isolated, a home of deer and eagle. at the foot of the mountains there are a lot of moors rich in peat and heather. the geographical border between scotland and england are the cheviot hills, the only place where you can find special species of black-faced sheep. their wool is of the highest quality and is called "the cheviot". the pennines stretch england from north to south; they are rich in minerals (such as coal and copper fields, leads, salt, clay, and tin) the cambrian mountains are in wales with the highest peak snowdon - a place of holiday camps and health resorts. the chalk cliffs are on the east coast of britain. when julius cesar approached the shore, he and his warriors saw the cliffs that's why thy called the country the white land. lowlands are in the central and southern parts of scotland. the south of england - kent is called the garden of england. it is represented by low hills, valleys and planes.