Reporting verbs 5 Report the sentences. Use the verbs in brackets. Use the Grammar button to refer to the theory. 1 “Can you help me?” Gary asked me. (asked) Gary . 2 “I can give you a lift back home,” Fran said to me. (offered) Fran . 3 “Let’s go to the park,” said Carrie. (suggested) Carrie . 4 “You shouldn’t go near the animals,” Liam said to me. (advised) Liam . 5 “Come to my party next weekend,” John said to Kate. (invited) John

Объяснение:

Gary asked me, "Can you help me?" (asked)

Fran offered, "I can give you a lift back home," to me. (offered)

Carrie suggested, "Let's go to the park." (said)

Liam advised me, "You shouldn't go near the animals." (said)

John invited Kate, "Come to my party next weekend." (said)

In these sentences, the reported speech is used to convey what someone said. The verbs used to report the speech are in the past tense (asked, offered, suggested, advised, invited). The reported speech is introduced by a reporting verb (asked, offered, suggested, advised, invited) and is enclosed in quotation marks. The word "to" is used after the reporting verb when reporting a statement or command, but not after reporting a question.

Ответ:1. Gary asked me if I could help him. (asked) 2. Fran offered to give me a lift back home. (offered) 3. Carrie suggested going to the park. (suggested) 4. Liam advised me not to go near the animals. (advised) 5. John invited Kate to his party the following weekend. (invited)