‘I’ve got a lot of homework.’ (Isabel told … )
Isabel told me she had a lot of homework.
It’s a(n) old / mushroom / horrible pizza.
It’s a horrible old mushroom pizza.
Anna to Jenny: ‘Did Sue win a prize?’ Anna asked Jenny...
Anna asked Jenny if Sue had won a prize.
The dentist to his patient: ‘Open your mouth wide.’
The dentist asked his patient to open his/her mouth wide.
They’re black / cotton / tight trousers.
They’re tight black cotton trousers.
This describes someone who has dark skin. o _ _ _ _ - s _ _ _ _ _ _
olive-skinned
We’re moving house. (Tom said … )
Tom said they were moving house.
Mrs Price to Class 4A: ‘Listen to me.’
Mrs Price told Class 4A to listen to her.
This is when a man or a woman is good-looking. a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
attractive
This describes a person who is average height and weight. o _ m _ _ _ _ _ - b _ _ _ _
of medium-build
This is the hair that is above each eye. e _ _ _ _ _ _ _
eyebrows
Ralph to Sue: ‘When did you enter the competition?’ Ralph asked Sue
Ralph asked Sue when she had entered the competition.
‘I am really tired.’ (Susie said … )
Susie said she was really tired.
Anna to Sue: ‘Is the first prize a bike?’ Anna asked Sue
Anna asked Sue if the first prize was a bike.
It’s a silk / beautiful / green blouse.
It’s a beautiful green silk blouse.
Mum to us: ‘Can you do the washing-up, please?’
Mum asked us to do the washing-up.
‘I’ll tell Jim you called.’ (Jim’s dad said … )
Jim’s dad said he’d/would tell Jim you called.
Emma to Sam: ‘Don’t forget your Maths homework.’
Emma told Sam not to forget his Maths homework.
Anna to Jenny: ‘Did you write a story, too?’ Anna asked Jenny
Anna asked Jenny if she had written a story, too.
This is short hair that is in a line at the top of your face. f _ _ _ _ _
fringe