Переведите в косвенную речь "Yes, it hurts," the doctor said. "I’ll give him an anesthetic and write out...

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1. “I’ll take you to the airport later”, David said to Ben.
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2. “You should see a doctor about you sprained ankle”, she said to Mike.
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3. “I’m going to the train station”, she said.
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4. “I broke my arm while trekking”, he told the doctor.
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5. “My internet connection is so slow”, he complained.
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6. “I’m sorry I forgot to call you on your birthday”, Diana told Louise.
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7. “I’m feeling much better today”, Linda said.
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8. “We are going on a hike tomorrow”, John told me.
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9. “Matt has got a really bad headache”, Andrea said.
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10. “Fortunately she didn’t break her leg”, Samantha said to me.

1. David said to Ben that he would take him to the airport later.
2. She said to Mike that he should see a doctor about his sprained ankle.
3. She said that she was going to the train station.
4. He told the doctor that he had broken his arm while trekking.
5. He complained that his internet connection was so slow.
6. Diana told Luise that she was so sorry that she had forgotten to call her on her birthday.
7. Linda said that she was feeling much better that day.
8. John told me that they were going on a hike the next day.
9. Andrea said that Matt had got a really bad headache.
10. Samantha said to me that fortunately she hadn’t broken her leg.

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1.Is Jane from England?2. Did she study at Oxford University?3. Do you have classes five days a week?4. Have you seen Stonehenge?5. Did you learn History of England at school?6. Are you going to leave fir Kiev?7. Has the train arrived?8. Have you been waiting for me long?9. Will she be coming soon?10. Have the children been taken out for a walk?11. Are there any questions?12. Do I have to tell the truth?

1. I want to know if Jane is from England.
2. I want to know if she studied at Oxford University.
3. I want to know if you have classes five days a week.
4. I want to know if you have you seen Stonehenge.
5. I want to know if you learnt History of England at school.
6. I want to know if you are going to leave for Kiev.
7. I want to know if the train has arrived.
8. I want to know if have you been waiting for me long.
9. I want to know if she will be coming soon?
10.I want to know if the children have been taken out for a walk.
11. I want to know if there are any questions.
12. I want to know if I have to tell the truth.

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Green: Good morning, Mr. Basov. How are you getting on?
Basov: Good morning, Mr. Green. Very well. Thank you. Take a seat. A cigarette?
Green: Yes, please. You see, Mr. Brasov, we’ve studied your quotation and the terms of the contract. I must say, that your prices are not attractive to us. They are too high. Can you give us a discount for a large order?
Basov: That’s a problem. You see, this is our usual price. The quality of our motors is very high and we are heavy with orders at this price. But as we have done a lot of business with you we can give you a small discount.
Green: We’d like to have a discount of 7%.
Basov: I’m afraid that is impossible. We can offer you a 2% discount. Can you accept it?
Green: I think so. But in that case we ask you to agree to FOB terms.
Basov: No problem, Mr. Green. We can do it if that suits you.
Green: Thank you.

Green greeted Mr. Basov in the morning and asked him how he was getting on. Basov greeted him too and answered he was getting on very well.He thanked Green and told him to take a seat.He offered Green a cigarette and Green thanked him. He told Mr. Basov that they had studied his quotation and the terms of the contract. He had to say that his prices were not attractive to them.They were too high, Green asked if Mr. Basov could give them a discount for a large order. Mr, Basov answered that was a problem. He explained that that was their usual price. The quality of their motors was very high and they were heavy with orders at that price. But as they had done a lot of business with Green they could give him a small discount. Green asked for a discount of 7 %. Mr. Basov answered that was impossible.They could offer him a 2 % discount.He asked if Green could accept it. Green answered he could. And in turn he asked Mr. Basov to agree to FOB terms.Basov said they had no problem. They could do it if that suited Green. Green thanked Mr. Basov.

Green greeted Mr. Basov and asked him how he was getting on.
Basov greeted Mr. Green too and replied that he was very well and thanked him.He told him to take a seat. He asked him if he liked a cigarette.
Green agreed and explained that they had studied his quotation and the terms of the contract. He continued that he had to say that his prices were not attractive to them. He added that they were too high.He wondered if he could give them a discount for a large order.
Basov replied that was a problem. He explained that was their usual price. The quality of their motors was very high and they were heavy with orders at this price. He said that as they had done a lot of business with him they were able to give him a small discount.
Green said that they would like to have a discount of 7%.
Basov replied that was impossible and added that they could offer him a 2% discount. He wanted to know if he could accept it.
Green said that he thought so, but in that case they asked him to agree to FOB terms.
Basov agreed and said that they could do it if that suited you.
Green thanked him.

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1)Mike asked jane,"Will you come to the railway station to see me off?"
2) I asked her,"Can you give me their address?"
3)I asked Tom,"Have you had breakfast?"
4)He asked us,"did you go to the museum this morning?"
5)Mother asked me,"are you watching tv?"
6)I asked Nick,"Where are you going?"
7)he asked her,"Where do you usually spend your summer holidays?"
8)Ann asked Mike, when did you live London?"
9)She asked Boris,"When will you back home?"
10)Tom asked me,"what have you prepared for today?"

1)Mike asked Jane if she would come to the railway station to see him off.
2) I asked her if she could give me their address.
3)I asked Tom if he had had breakfast.
4)He asked us if we had gone to the museum that morning.
5)Mother asked me if I was watching TV.
6)I asked Nick where he was going.
7)He asked her where she usually spent her summer holidays.
8)Ann asked Mike when he had lived in London.
9)She asked Boris when he would be back home.
10)Tom asked me what I had prepared for that day.

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11. “ Florrie, you’ll be all right in a minute,” said Bessie.
12. “I’ll go in and see him before I go to bed,” said Stella.
13. “ You won’t be able to see me on Tuesday,” she said to Jack.
14. “We shall not do that,” he said. 15.“I shall wait for Sheppey,” said Bolton.
16. “Whatever the future may have in store I shall neverforget your courage, your self-sacrifice, and your patience,” Mrs Tabret said to Stella.
17.“I’m deeply grateful for all you’ve done for Maurice,” Mrs Tabret said to Stella.

Bessie told Florrie that she would be all right in a minute.
Stella said that she would go and see him before she went to bed.
She told Jack that he would not be able to see her on Tuesday.
He said that they would not do that.
Bolton said that he would wait for Sheppey.
Mrs Tabret told Stella that whatever the future might have in store she would never forget her courage, her self-sacrifice, and her patience.
Mrs Tarbret told Stella that she was deeply grateful for all she had done for Maurice.

11Bessie said to Florrie she would be all right in a minute. 12Stella said she would go in and see him before she went to bed. 13She said to Jack she wouldn’t be able to see him on Tuesday. 14He said they wouldn’t do that. 15 Bolton said he would wait for Shappey. 16Mrs Tabret said to Stella whatever the future might have in store she would never forget her courage, her self-sacrifice, and her patience. 17Mrs Tabret said to Stella she was deeply grateful for all she had done for Maurice.

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"Yes, it hurts," the doctor said. "I’ll give him an anesthetic and write out antibiotics." If things do not improve in a couple of weeks, come.
"Can you check it on fleas?" I asked.
"Although, perhaps, it’s better to treat fleas," he said. "It’s such a common problem."
"Yes, I know," I thought, remembering the kitten.
- Let’s see, by the way, maybe he has a microchip? suggested the vet.
"As it will, chip it," the doctor said. "And besides, it should be sterilized as soon as possible." For stray cats, we perform this procedure for free.
- Yeah, I grinned.
"A handsome boy," said the lady in a white dressing-gown, working in a pharmacy. My mother once had a red cat. The best friend of her life. Stunning character. I sat all day at her feet, watching life. It seems, fall here the bomb - he still would not have left her, he would not have escaped. H-Yes. With you twenty-two pounds, my good.
My heart sank with pain.
"Twenty-two pounds?" Right? "I had about thirty pounds for everything, well, maybe a little more." And that’s all.
"I’m afraid so, my darlings," said the nurse.

Да, больно», сказал доктор. «Я дам ему анестезию и выпишу антибиотики». Если что-то не улучшится через пару недель, приходите.
«Вы можете проверить это на блох?» Я спросил.
«Хотя, возможно, лучше лечить блох», сказал он. «Это такая распространенная проблема».
«Да, я знаю», подумал я, вспомнив котенка.
- Давайте посмотрим, кстати, может быть, у него есть микрочип? Предложил ветеринар.
«Как будет, чип», сказал доктор. «И, кроме того, его следует стерилизовать как можно скорее». Для бродячих кошек мы выполняем эту процедуру бесплатно.
- Да, усмехнулся я.
«Красивый мальчик, сказала леди в белом халате, работая в аптеке. У моей мамы когда-то была красная кошка. Лучший друг ее жизни. Потрясающий персонаж. Я сидел весь день у ее ног, наблюдая за жизнью. Кажется, упасть сюда бомба - он все равно не оставил бы ее, он бы не убежал. Н-да. С тобой двадцать два фунта, мое добро.
Мое сердце сжалось от боли.
«Двадцать два фунта?» Правильно? «У меня было около тридцати фунтов за все, ну, может быть, немного больше». И это все.
«Боюсь, мои милые, сказала медсестра.