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fs3b2 unit 9 grammar

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  • "What do you want for breakfast?" (reported speech --> wondered/she)
    She wondered what I wanted for breakfast.
  • He should give __________ more time.
    himself
  • I have never seen such shocking behavior. You must be ashamed of __________.
    yourself
  • Tim: "Did you pass your exam, Sue?" (reported speech --> persuade/she)
    Tim asked Sue if // whether she had passed her exam.
  • Brian wondered whether he might have a look at my photos. (change to direct speech)
    "May I have a look at your photos?"
  • I've always wanted to meet you but we've never had the chance to talk to __________ until now.
    eachother
  • Liam wondered if we had finished two days before. (change to direct speech)
    "Did you finish the day before yesterday?"
  • "May I have a look at your photos?"
    "Why were you crying at the concert?"
  • I saw two people fighting on the street. I thought they were going to kill __________ but fortunately nothing happened in the end.
    eachother
  • “Have something to eat." (reported speech --> told/he)
    He told me to have something to eat.
  • Betty asked me what I expected from her. (change to direct speech)
    "what do you expect from me?"
  • "Don't be silly," my mum advised my sister. (reported speech)
    My mum advised my sister not to be silly.
  • "Derek, you mustn't use your brother's phone," Sally warned him (reported speech)
    Sally warned Derek not to use his brother's phone.
  • No one has invited me but I hope you don't mind if I invite __________.
    myself
  • Let me introduce __________ . My name is Alan.
    myself
  • "Where did you work?" (reported speech --> want know/he)
    He wanted to know where I had worked.
  • My mum wanted to know why I was laughing (change to direct speech)
    "Why were you laughing?"
  • They love __________ and they are going to get married.
    eachother
  • They told __________ jokes to pass the time.
    Themselves
  • "Don't travel alone." (reported speech --> warn/they)
    They warned me not to travel alone.
  • She weighs __________ every morning. She is frightened of getting fat.
    herself
  • Dan asked me whether I would come again the following year. (change to direct speech)
    "Will you come again next year?"
  • They were very good friends and often invited __________ home.
    eachother
  • "Jim, dance with Lola." (reported speech --> persuade/she)
    She persuaded Jim to dance with Lola.