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напишите пожалуйста письмо другу,про окружающую среду)))(навколишне середовище)

1) Andy sometimes ........comics. (to read)
2) We never ..... TV in the morning. (to watch)
3) Listen! Sandy ...... in the bathroom.(to sing)
4) My mother .......breakfast now. ( to make)
5) I ...... with my friend at the moment. (to chat)

просто не успеваю...ужасно((

"Being a mixed-race kid was difficult."
"I looked absolutely dreadful... and was known as 'the bad girl' in school." "I was really jealous of the leaders and tough older girls... and became really angry when I was 13 because you're insecure about how you look and where you fit in."
"Since I started writing songs at 13, I have worked like dog." "When my older friends left school I was forced to face up to the other kids my gang had rejected."
"People can do anything that's physically possible if they have talent and determination."
"It's not that I want to be a role model, because I'm not perfect." "I feel like I can make someone feel more acceptable and will always connect with teenage outsiders."
переведите пожалуйста в косвенная речь (то что в кавычках)
Образование Наука школа рефераты

would become i am not a success i really think one has to work hard every day to be successful now i will try to stay at home more -i said to my wife

Переведите в косвенную речь. (На русский переводить не нужно)
1."I love my dog." said my daughter to me.
2.Peter said:"I have crashed my new car."
3.Mary asked John, "What did the children do outside on such a day?"\
4.He asked me:"Do you know this nice girl?"
5.She said to me:"I love you."

20. Прочитайте и переведите в косвенную речь сле¬дующие тексты.

Mrs. Williams loved flowers and had a small but beautiful garden. In the
summer her roses were always the best in the street. One summer
afternoon the bell rang, and when she went to the front door, she saw a
small boy outside. He was about seven years old, and was holding a big
bunch of beautiful roses in his hand. "I am selling roses," he said. "Do
you want any? They are quite cheap. Five pence for a big bunch. They
are fresh. I picked them this afternoon." "My boy," Mrs. Williams
answered. "I pick roses whenever I want, and don't pay anything for
them, because I have lots in my garden." "Oh, no, you haven't," said the
small boy. "There aren't any roses in your garden - because they are
here in my hand!"