B) Change the following questions into the indirect speech. Write them down in your exercise book.
"How many virtual games have you taken part in, Margaret?" Mike asked.
"What forums do you visit?" asked George.
"How many sites did you use in your project?" the teacher asked the students.
"When was the first site introduced to the public?" asked the professor.
"Why are you playing with your mobile phone instead of reading the text, John?" asked Ann.
"When will you give me your e-mail?" the journalist asked the scientist.
"Where did you buy this programme?" asked Jane.​

1.to test

2. -

3  to apply

4  to require

5   to fail

6  to fail

1d

2b

3a

4b

5с

did he?

don't they?

can't they?

he?

we?

my friend can play computer games, can't he?

group of russian students will visit great britain in april, won't they?

we went to the park yestaerday, didn't we?

our head teacher answers for educational programm, doesn't he?

i am going to the cinema

1.a tabloid format newspaper was smaller and the broadsheet format newspaper was bigger.

2. nowadays tabloids are easy reading and broadsheets are  quality newspapers. 

3. tabloids report news in a very condensed form. they write about celebrities, the british royal family, sport, crime stories and scandals.

4. broadsheets give their readers long, detailed reports on the latest news and focus on more serious things: politics, economy, government, international events, business, culture.

the newspapers are sold here.

the lecture is being read here.

the house was built.

the key has been lost.

the coat will be brought.

bread is eaten every day. 

the letter was received yesterday.