Andy opowiada Carol o spotkaniu z policją. Uzupełnij zdania w mowie zależnej na podstawie pytań w ramce.
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QUESTIONS THE POLICE ASKED ANDY :
1. Is it your motorbike ?
2. When did you buy it ?
3. How old are you ?
4. Have you got your driving licence with you ?
5. Can I see it ?
6. What are you doing ?
7. Where do tou live ?
8. Are you a student or have you got a job ?
9. Where have you just come from ?
10. What time did you leave his house ?
11. Have you been anywhere near the After Dark Club this evening ?
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Andy : Sorry, I'm so late. I was stopped by the police on the way here.
Carol : Really ? What did they want ?
Andy : They asked me _________________. Then they wanted to know _________________. I told them and they asked me ___________________.
I said eighteen and they asked ________________. I said yes and one of them asked ______________. So I showed it to them with all my other motorbike papers.
Then they asked ________________. I told them I was coming to see you and one of them looked at me carefully and asked me ______________. I said Acton, West London, and then they wanted to know ________________ a job. They asked me _____________ from. I gave them Steve's address and then they wanted to know ______________ his house. Their last questions was the strangest. They asked me ______________ this evening. I said no. And then they said, 'Sorry to trouble you, sir. We thought you were somebody else. You can go now'.
Carol : Well, I suppose you do look a bit like a criminal.
Przeczytaj poniższą parę zdań. Uzupełnij drugie z nich tak, aby zachować znaczenie zdania wyjściowego.
She asked me : 'Where is the dry cleaner's?
She askes me where _________________.
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QUESTIONS THE POLICE ASKED ANDY :
1. Is it your motorbike ?
2. When did you buy it ?
3. How old are you ?
4. Have you got your driving licence with you ?
5. Can I see it ?
6. What are you doing ?
7. Where do tou live ?
8. Are you a student or have you got a job ?
9. Where have you just come from ?
10. What time did you leave his house ?
11. Have you been anywhere near the After Dark Club this evening ?
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Andy : Sorry, I'm so late. I was stopped by the police on the way here.
Carol : Really ? What did they want ?
Andy : They asked me _________________. Then they wanted to know _________________. I told them and they asked me ___________________.
I said eighteen and they asked ________________. I said yes and one of them asked ______________. So I showed it to them with all my other motorbike papers.
Then they asked ________________. I told them I was coming to see you and one of them looked at me carefully and asked me ______________. I said Acton, West London, and then they wanted to know ________________ a job. They asked me _____________ from. I gave them Steve's address and then they wanted to know ______________ his house. Their last questions was the strangest. They asked me ______________ this evening. I said no. And then they said, 'Sorry to trouble you, sir. We thought you were somebody else. You can go now'.
Carol : Well, I suppose you do look a bit like a criminal.
Przeczytaj poniższą parę zdań. Uzupełnij drugie z nich tak, aby zachować znaczenie zdania wyjściowego.
She asked me : 'Where is the dry cleaner's?
She askes me where _________________.
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Carol : Really ? What did they want ?
Andy : They asked me if it was my motorbike. Then they wanted to know when I had bought it. I told them and they asked me how old I was.
I said eighteen and they asked whether I had my driving licence with me. I said yes and one of them asked if he could see it. So I showed it to them with all my other motorbike papers.
Then they asked what I was doing. I told them I was coming to see you and one of them looked at me carefully and asked me where I lived. I said Acton, West London, and then they wanted to know whether I was a studentor if I had got a job. They asked me where I had just come from. I gave them Steve's address and then they wanted to know what time I had left his house. Their last questions was the strangest. They asked me if I had been anywhere near the After Dark Club this evening. I said no. And then they said, 'Sorry to trouble you, sir. We thought you were somebody else. You can go now'.
Carol : Well, I suppose you do look a bit like a criminal.
She asked me : 'Where is the dry cleaner's?
She asked me where the dry cleaner's was.