Turn the following statements into reported speech.
1. “ It is not under guarantee”, he said.
2. “We have been using this software for a year” said Nick.
3. “He will copy the CD for me” said Jane.
4. “I was playing video games all night” said John.
5. “She doesn’t know the latest news” they said.
6. “Be quiet!” she said.
7. “Don’t tell anyone” Kate said.
8. “You mustn’t press this button” said Nick.
1. He said that it was not under guarantee.
2. Nick said that they had been using that software for a year.
3. Jane said that he would copy the CD for her.
4. John said that he had been playing video games all night.
5. They said that she didn’t know the latest news.
6. She ordered them to be quiet.
7. Kate asked them not to tell anyone.
8. Nick forbade them to press that button.
Test 2
1. Australian climate is dry and warm.
2. Australia is situated in the Southern Hemisphere
3.Murrey is the largest river in Australia.
4. The highest point of Australia is Mount Kosciusko
5. The Simpson Desert is the driest and hottest place in Australia.
Test 3
1.Today Australia is an independent federative state consisting of 6 states and 2 territories
2. It is a member of the Commonwealth headed by the British Queen..
3. The capital of Australia is Canberra.
4. Canberra is the capital of Australia located in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
5.Sydney Opera House is the main sight in Sydney.
Test 4
1. Australia is an industrial country- it has coal, nickel, zinc and gold.
2. It exports wool production, meat, fruit and sugar.
3. Australia has the second highest number of sheep after China.
Test 5
1. The flag of Australia is the red, white and blue Union Jack in the upper left corner indicating Australia’s membership in the Commonwealth, the white five-star Southern Cross,and the white seven-pointed federal star below the Union Jack.
2. Australia's coat of arms is the official emblem of the Australian government
3. Australia's national day is on 26 January marks the date in 1788
4. The small Union Jack represents the historical links with Britain
1.yesterday
2.yesterday
3.usually
4.every Sunday
5.last summer
6.next year
7. two weeks ago
8.an hour ago
9.every morning
10.every day
11.tomorrow