I Use the correct tens-froms:

1) It (take) us an hour to get there last time.

2) Now he (be) at the reception-desk at The Helton Hotel.

3) Our teacher (speak) many foreign languages.

4) It (rain) when I went for a walk.

5) Students (translate) the text next lesson.

II Use the correct form of the adkectives:

1) The Volga is (long) river in Russia.

2) Don't see that film, it's (bad) I have ever seen.

3) Our park is (beautiful) in autumn than is summer.

4) Your price is (little) than I could expect.

III Change the following sentences into reported speach:

1) Mr. Reed: "Your prices are very high."

2) The clerk: "Are you busy all day, Mr. Blacke?"

3) She said: "Are you a good reader?"

4) He said: "I can solve this problem."

5) She asked: "What are you doing now?"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 I Use the correct tens-froms:

1) It took us an hour to get there last time.

2) Now he is at the reception-desk at The Helton Hotel.

3) Our teacher speaks many foreign languages.

4) It was raining when I went for a walk.

5) Students will be translating the text next lesson.

II Use the correct form of the adkectives:

1) The Volga is longest river in Russia.

2) Don't see that film, it's the worst I have ever seen.

3) Our park is more beautiful in autumn than is summer.

4) Your price is less than I could expect.

III Change the following sentences into reported speach:

1) Mr. Reed: "Your prices are very high."

Mr. Reed said that their prices were very high

2) The clerk: "Are you busy all day, Mr. Blacke?"

The clerk asked if mr. Blacke was busy all day

3) She said: "Are you a good reader?"

she said if I was a good reader 

4) He said: "I can solve this problem."

he said that he could solve this problem

5) She asked: "What are you doing now?"

she asked me what I was doing then