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Grammar in contextReported speech – statements1 Complete the table with the reported speech.Direct speechReported speech‘I listen to the CD a lot.’ He said he listened to the CD a lot.‘I’m listening to the CD.’‘I have listened to the CD.’‘I listened to the CD.’‘I had listened to the CD.’‘I will listen to the CD.’‘I can listen to the CD.’‘I may listen to the CD.’‘I must/have to listen tothe CD.’He said he He said he He said he He said he He said he He said he He said he He said he 2 Complete the sentences with reported speech.1 ‘You have to be careful!’The museum guide told us that we had to be careful.2 ‘I don’t know anything about modern sculpture.’Grandad said that he anything about modern sculpture.3 ‘It may take a while for the paint to dry.’The artist told her that it a while for the paint to dry.4 ‘I can get you some cheap tickets for the gig.’My friend said that he us cheap tickets for the gig.5 ‘Non-musicians did not do so well in the tests.’The researcher told us that non-musicians so well in the tests.3 Complete the reported sentences.1 ‘I’ll be here at ten.’She said she’d be there at ten.2 ‘We saw the exhibition yesterday.’They said they’d seen the exhibition .3 ‘I’ll never forget tonight’s performance.’She said she’d never forget performance.4 ‘I may go to the play next month.’She said she might go to the play .5 ‘We went to the same gallery a week ago.’They told me they’d been to the same gallery .66 <strong>Unit</strong> 86 ‘I’m having my portrait painted tomorrow.’He said he was having his portrait painted .7 ‘We had a much friendlier audience last year.’They said they’d had a much friendlier audience .4 Rewrite the direct sentences in reported speech.1 ‘I’ve always hated modern art.’She told me (that) 2 ‘We are going to the sculpture park next week.’They said (that) 3 ‘I’m painting a picture just for you.’He told me (that) 4 ‘We’re hoping to make a new album this year.’The band said (that) 5 ‘I can’t sketch any more tonight, because it’s too dark.’She said (that) Grammar extension5 Rewrite the sentences in reported speech. Use the reportingverbs given.1 Don said to me: ‘I’ll carry your suitcases.’Don offered to carry my suitcases.2 Helen asked us: ‘Would you like to come to my party?’Helen 3 Babs said: ‘I won’t wear a coat!’Babs 4 Bernie said to me: ‘Why don’t we go to the cinema together?’Bernie 5 The doctor told me: ‘You should rest your leg for two weeks.’The doctor 6 She said to her son: ‘Don’t forget to feed the cat.’She advise invite offer refuse remind suggestREE SAMPLE FREE SAMPLE
Developing vocabularyAdjectives ending in -ing and -ed1 Choose the correct alternative.1 She was amazed/amazing when her painting was sold for £5,000.2 The lecture wasn’t very interested/interesting, but the show was.3 The success of his first play was really surprised/surprising.4 I’m afraid I was rather uninspired/uninspiring by the works of art I saw.5 The horror movie we watched last night wasn’t very frightened/frightening.6 The artist wasn’t very relaxed/relaxing at the start of his exhibition.7 The kids got bored/boring waiting for the show to start.8 They had the best seats in the theatre, but the play itself wasdisappointed/disappointing.2 Look at the pictures and make two sentences for each with thewords given.1 embarrassedI get very embarrassed when dad starts singing.embarrassingDad’s singing is always so embarrassing.2 confusedconfusing3 disappointeddisappointing4 excitedexciting13243 Look at the example, then complete the six sentencesso that they are true for you.satisfy1 The most satisfying experience I’ve had is helpinghomeless people in my city.2 I was most satisfied when I helped homeless people in my city.terrify1 The most terrifying movie I’ve ever seen is 2 I was terrified the other day when horrify1 The most horrifying news I’ve heard recently is 2 I was horrified when worry1 The most worrying thing about school for me is 2 The last time I got really worried about something wasVocabulary extension4 Here are more adjectives ending in -ing and -ed. Checkyou know the meaning of each one, then complete thesentences.amusing annoyed exhaustedfascinated pleased thrilling1 The last pop video Michael Jackson ever made wasreally .2 I was absolutely by the way heused colour.3 She was totally after her visit to theTate Gallery, but still couldn’t sleep.4 The model was very with thefinished portrait.5 The security guard in the art gallery gets if you touch anything.6 Some people find her work but personally, I don’t find it funny at all.5 Write four sentences about yourself using adjectivesfrom 4 and your own ideas.1 2 3 4 <strong>Unit</strong> 8 67REE SAMPLE FREE SAMPLE
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