Номер 95, страница 110 - гдз по английскому языку 8 класс (enjoy english) учебник Биболетова, Трубанева

Unit 3. Mass media: pros and cons. Section 7. He Said That... - номер 95, страница 110.

Условие.

95 Read the story. Transform all the phrases in direct speech into reported speech.

Use: told, asked, thought, explained, added, answered.

Mark Twain, a famous American writer, made a lecture tour of cities and towns. One day, he came to a small town. In the afternoon he went to a shop to buy some paper. The shopkeeper was a talkative man. So he asked Mark Twain when he had come to the town.

“Yes, I came to the town yesterday. I’m here for the first time. I haven’t walked around the city yet. However, I see it is lovely and green,” Mark Twain answered.

“Yes, our town is nice. And you’ve chosen a good time to come,” the shopkeeper said. Mark Twain gave the shopkeeper a questioning look.

“Mark Twain, a famous writer, is going to give a lecture at the writer’s club this evening. You simply must visit his lecture,” said the shopkeeper.

Mark Twain smiled.

“But all the tickets for his lecture are sold out. So you will have to stand,” the shopkeeper continued.

“I always have to stand whenever that fellow gives a lecture!” said Mark Twain with a laugh.

Решение.

Решение 2.

95 Прочитайте рассказ. Преобразуйте все фразы из прямой речи в косвенную. Используйте: told (сказал), asked (спросил), thought (подумал), explained (объяснил), added (добавил), answered (ответил).

Ответ:

Mark Twain, a famous American writer, made a lecture tour of cities and towns. One day, he came to a small town. In the afternoon he went to a shop to buy some paper. The shopkeeper was a talkative man. So he asked Mark Twain when he had come to the town. Mark Twain answered that he had come to the town the day before. He added that he was there for the first time and he hadn't walked around the city yet, but he saw it was lovely and green. The shopkeeper told him that their town was nice and that he had chosen a good time to come. Mark Twain gave the shopkeeper a questioning look. The shopkeeper explained that Mark Twain, a famous writer, was going to give a lecture at the writer's club that evening and told him that he simply must visit his lecture. Mark Twain smiled. The shopkeeper continued that all the tickets for his lecture were sold out, so he would have to stand. Mark Twain answered with a laugh that he always had to stand whenever that fellow gave a lecture.

Марк Твен, известный американский писатель, совершал лекционный тур по городам и посёлкам. Однажды он приехал в маленький городок. Днём он зашёл в магазин, чтобы купить бумаги. Продавец был разговорчивым человеком. Он спросил Марка Твена, когда тот приехал в город. Марк Твен ответил, что приехал в город накануне. Он добавил, что находится здесь впервые и еще не гулял по городу, но видит, что он прекрасный и зеленый. Продавец сказал ему, что их город хороший и что он выбрал удачное время для приезда. Марк Твен вопросительно посмотрел на продавца. Продавец объяснил, что Марк Твен, известный писатель, собирается дать лекцию в писательском клубе тем вечером, и сказал ему, что он просто обязан посетить его лекцию. Марк Твен улыбнулся. Продавец продолжил, что все билеты на его лекцию распроданы, поэтому ему придется стоять. Марк Твен со смехом ответил, что ему всегда приходится стоять, когда этот парень читает лекцию.