April 21
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When transforming statements, check
whether you have to change:
 pronouns;
 present tense verbs [3rd person singular (3.
pöördes lisandub verbi lõppu lihtolevikus
+S)];
 word order (questions; requests and orders).
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4.
Brenda says, ``I’m sure my key is in that
drawer.“
``My granny tells us stories about her
childhood,“ says Bob.
``My mother is teaching me to swim,“ says
Ken.
Bill says, ``I prefer chocolate but my sister
prefers candies.“
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3.
4.
Brenda says (that) she is sure her key is in
that drawer.
Bob says (that) his granny tells them stories
about her childhood.
Ken says (that) his mother is teaching him to
swim.
Bill says (that) he prefers chocolate but his
sister prefers candies.
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2.
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5.
Susan asks, ``Do you like Robert Lewis?“
Sue asks, ``Did Tom do well at his history
test?“
Jack asks Joe, ``Can you open the window?“
Mum asks us, ``Have you packed your
things for the journey?“
John asks Mary, ``Do you like American
football or soccer?“
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Susan asks if I like Robert Lewis.
Sue asks if Tom did well at his history test.
Jack asks Joe if he can open the window.
Mum asks us if we have packed our things
for the journey.
John asks Mary whether she likes American
football or soccer.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Julia asks Gliff, ``What are you reading?“
Leslie asks Tom, ``How do you cope with
three dogs?“
``How did Ted get a black eye?“ Mia asks
Ted’s brother.
``How many people live in the U.S today?“
Tom asks his history teacher.
``What did you do in your Germany class
yesterday?“ Rose’s mother asks Rose.
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2.
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4.
5.
Julia asks Gliff what he is reading.
Leslie asks Tom how he copes with three
dogs.
Mia asks Ted’s brother how Ted got a black
eye.
Tom asks his history teacher how many
people live in the U.S today.
Rose’s mother asks Rose what she (they) did
in her (their) Germany class yesterday.
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2.
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4.
Mary says, ``Jack, don’t put your feet on the
table!“
Susan says to her mother, ``Can you help
me with that.“
Jack says, ``John, will you pass the photos
round, please?“
The secretary says, ``Leave it on the
doorstep!“
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2.
3.
4.
Mary tells Jack not to put his feet on the
table.
Susan asks her mother to help her with
something.
Jack asks John to pass the photos round.
The secretary tells to leave it on the
doorstep.