Дистанційний урок для 9-Д класу
07.04.2020
Theme: Direct/Reported Speech. Affirmative sentences.
  1. Page 140
  1. Read the theory box and compare the two columns of the table. Pay attention to the words in bold, compare them and formulate the rule how to make up a sentence in reported speech.
  1. 2. Exercise 1 page 140. Answer the questions how tenses and pronouns in English change from direct to reported speech. Report the quotations in exercises 1.
  1. 3. Read Grammar reference13-14. Learn how to use the words tell and say  then do exercise 2 page 140.
  1. 4. Exercise 3 page 140. Write the sentences in reported speech.


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