Question

как cоставить предложения в косвенной речи, опираясь на правила
согласования времен.
1. She asked me: "Will you be passing a bread shop?" 2. He asked her:
"How long will you be staying at the Institute?" 3.I said: "I'm changing my
shoes. Wait a minute, please". 4.He asked: "Are you reading the book or only
turning the pages?" 5.I said: "Put on the light, it's getting dark". 6.He said:
"You are not telling me the truth". 7.She asked me: "Were you dancing at the
party yesterday?" 8.He asked them: "What were you discussing when I came
in?" 9.She said: "The Greggs will be having dinner with us tomorrow". 10.He
said: "At two o'clock we'll be passing the Baikal". 11.Alice asked her sister:
"Are there any pictures in the book?" 12.He asked her: "What story can you
tell us, Nelly?" 13. The teacher said: "You are now making fewer mistakes.
That's very good". 14.He asked: "Did you send any letters to your friends in
England last month, Peter?" 15.I said to my friend: "Give me your pen for a
moment, please. My pen is broken"

Answer 1

Правила согласования времен:
Present Simple-Past Simple
Past Simple-Past Perfect/Past Simple
Present Cont-Past Cont
Past Cont-Past Cont/Past Perf
Future Tenses-Conditionals
1. She asked me if i would be passing...
15. I told my friend to give me his pen for a moment(please в косв речи не употребляется,как и sorry)
14. He asked if i sent any letters to my friends in England the privious month
13. The teacher said that we were making fewer mistakes
12. He asked her what story she could tell them
11. Alice asked her sister if there were any pictures in the book
10 He said at two o clock they would be passing...
9.She said the Greggs would be having dinner with them the day before
8.He asked them what they were discussing when he came
7.she asked me where i were dancing at the party the day before.
6.He said that i were not telling him the truth
5.I said toput on the light it was getting dark
4, He asked if i were reading...
3.I said i was changing...
2.He asked her how long i would be staying...