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  Dorcia 8.6.2011 (13:28)

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  Yesterday I was a witness of a car theft. I saw everything from a window in my flat. There were 2 burglars, they were wearing balaclavas on their heads. They were tall and thin. They opened the car with the help of some special tools, I think. The whole situation lasted about only 15 min. This was terrifying because I was scared they could saw me.
  
  2.
  1. 'I've lost my mobile' said my boyfriend last night.
  2. 'You are too late for the lesson' said the teacher.
  3. 'The concert haven't started yet' said Jackie.
  4. 'I'm looking for someone with a lot of experience' said the interviewer.
  
  3.
  1. I _saw / have seen_ (see) the film before so I (not go) __won't go / am not going__ with Tim.
  2. When we (arrive) arrived at the station, the train __has already left__(already leave)
  3. My parents came round to dinner on Saturday. They _have met_(meet) Phil before.
  4. I _planned_(plan) to go London last weekend but i didn't have enough money.
  5. _Did_ Jane _phoned_ (phone) before you (leave) _left_the party?
  
  4. Rewrite the sentences in reported speech .
  1. 'I've been to the bank' said Frank.
  Frank said (that) he had gone to the bank. 'been' zamienia się w stronie biernej na 'gone'
  2. 'What are you doing here?' asked Alex.
  Alex asked what I was doing there. present continuous na past continuous
  3. 'I don't like violent films, Chris' said my friend
  My friend said he/she didn't like violent films. co do tego nie jestem pewna.
  4. 'Who took my bag?' asked the old woman.
  The old woman asked who had taken her bag. past simple na past prefect
  5. 'We're watching the people in that house' said the police officers.
  The police officers said they were watching the people in that house. present continuous na past cont.
  6. 'I didn't see the robbery' said the girl.
  The girl said she hadn't seen the robbery. past simple na past perfect
  7. 'Keep it out of reach of children' Pete warned me.
  Peter warned me to keep it out of reach of children.
  8. 'You will never guess what I saw' said Tom.
  Tom said I would never guess what he had seen. will na would, past simple na past perfect
  9. 'What time did it happen?' asked the police officer.
  The police officer asked what time it had happened.

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