Turn the following sentences into reported speech using the verbs: warn, threaten, beg, advise, promise, offer, remind. (Преобразуйте предложения в косвенную речь, используя глаголы: warn, threaten, beg, advise, promise, offer, remind.)
1 "Please, help me!" John said to Susan. ..........................
2 "I'll do all my chores this weekend," Betty said to her mum. ..........................
3 "Don't forget to lock up the house before you leave," he told me. ..........................
4 "Don't stand too close to the fire," she told the children. ..........................
5 "I'll take you to the airport later," David said to Ben. ..........................
6 "I'll tell everything to Mr Brown," Jessica said to Sarah. ..........................
7 "You should see a doctor about your sprained ankle," she said to Mike. ..........................
Эти глаголы уже содержат в себе смысл сказанного, поэтому после них обычно идёт инфинитив: глагол + (кому) + to do / not to do. Местоимения меняем по смыслу, «this weekend» → «that weekend».
- Просьба «Please, help me!» — это beg: John begged Susan to help him. (beg somebody to do — умолять сделать).
- «I'll do…» — обещание: promise. Betty promised her mum to do all her chores that weekend. (promise + to do).
- «Don't forget to lock up…» — напоминание: remind. He reminded me to lock up the house before I left. Время leave → left (сдвиг в прошедшее).
- «Don't stand too close…» — предупреждение об опасности: warn. She warned the children not to stand too close to the fire. Отрицание передаём через not to.
- «I'll take you to the airport later» — предложение помощи: offer. David offered to take Ben to the airport later.
- «I'll tell everything to Mr Brown» — в такой фразе звучит угроза (расскажу — и тебе будет плохо): threaten. Jessica threatened to tell Mr Brown everything. Рассказывать будет сама Джессика, поэтому после threaten идёт инфинитив без дополнения: threaten to do.
- «You should see a doctor…» — совет: advise. She advised Mike to see a doctor about his sprained ankle. Your → his, потому что речь о Майке.
Каждый из семи глаголов использован один раз.
