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Task 2. Fill the gaps using the verbs in the box. Use each verb once only.B2 Lesson 18. Reported Speech. Reporting verbs Task 1. Listen to the news devoted to online banking fraud. Complete the following statements with up to two words or a digit 1. Online banking provides the consumers with ____________ in accessing 2. ___________ percent of people have started to hesitate about using online banking due to the fear of losing their money and identity 3. ___________ is the most rapidly growing trend in crime in the US 4. Over _________ citizens suffered from it over the last year 5. In order to prevent the fraud committed online banks are now implementing two strategies: stronger __________ and fraud monitoring
Task 2. Fill the gaps using the verbs in the box. Use each verb once only.
Task 3. Choose a suitable reporting verb for each case:
1) Direct = “Why don't we go to the cinema?” he said. Indirect =
a)suggested going b)thanked for going c)promised to go d)warned against going 2) Direct = “Watch out! The bull looks dangerous,” they said
a) denied going to b) warned us against c) accused us of coming to d) promised not to come 3) Direct = “Daddy, I'm going out with John,” she said.
a) denied going out b) confessed that she was going c) apologized for going out d) regretted going out 4) Direct = “What a pity I didn't see the ceremony,” he said.
a) regretted b) accused c) denied d) advised 5) Direct = “You are right. it was a mistake to get up so early,” Chris said.
a) admitted getting up b) begged getting up c) denied to get up d) advised getting up 6) Direct = “Thank you very much indeed,” he said.
a) refused b) thanked c) promised d) explained 7) Direct = “Robert, welcome to our city!” the Lord Mayor said.
a) explained b) admitted c) thanked d) greeted 8) Direct = “Look, he is a thief!” the greengrocer said.
a) accused b) advised c) greeted d) regretted 9) Direct = “I will help you, Tom, for sure,” the teacher said.
a) promised b)denied c) suggested d) regretted 10) Direct = “Stay with us until tomorrow, OK. ?
a) admitted b) explained c) begged d)insisted 11) Direct = “How about having a swim?” they said.
a) suggested b) wam c) refused d) accused 12) Direct = “Mummy, buy me that toy, please, please,” the kid said.
a) advised b) suggested c) begged d) confessed 13) Direct = “It's a pity we didn't meet the president,” they said.
a) warned b)promised c) regretted d) accused 14) Direct = “Look out! Timber!” the foreman said.
a) promised b) insisted c) suggested d) warned 15) Direct = “You'd better start learning for the exam, Roger,” the biology teacher said.
a) promised b) advised c) suggested d) denied Date: 2015-12-11; view: 1214 |
Indirect = He to the cinema.