Match gaps 1–7 in the text with sentences A-H below. There is one extra sentence. A You can use a theatre, a shopping centre, or your school hall. B Then see how long it takes them to walk down the catwalk. C Schools often organise events to help them. D When it's over, you can sit back and relax. E They shouldn't be very expensive. F Ask if you can borrow some outfits for a few days. G The first thing you need is a team. H Ask your friends at school if they want to be models for a 1 Us 1 2 day. How to organise a charity fashion show Charities like UNICEF and OXFAM always need money. - One thing they sometimes do is to have a fashion show. Read on for some tips on organising a successful show. It's impossible for one person to organise a fashion show alone. Ask friends and family for help, and give everyone a job to do. The next thing you need is a place for the show. You need to have a catwalk for the models to walk on and some chairs for the audience. After that, you need to find some clothes. Talk to students at a fashion college or visit some shops. ^__ Remember to give them back on time. Now you've got the clothes, you need to find people to wear them. If they aren't interested, look on social media, like Facebook 3 4 Before the show, you need to practise. Ask the models to try on the clothes to check that they are the right size. The show should last about 20 minutes. On the big night, ask a good friend to be your assistant director. A fashion show is a lot of work, and there's always a lot to do.? It's time for your cleaning team to tidy up!

Перевести следующие вопросы в косвенную речь.

1. Nick asked: “ Does the train stop next station?”

2. He asked her: “Are you reading a book now?”

3. Mother asked me: “Why are you so late?”

4. My friend asked the girl: “Will we meet after school?”

5. Shop assistant asked me: “Can I help you?”

6. Teacher asked the pupils: “Where did you go at the weekend?”

7. I asked my mother:” Did you sleep well at night?”

Перевести следующие вопросы в косвенную речь.

1. Nick wanted to know if the train stopped at the next station.

2. He asked her if she was reading a book at that moment.

3. Mother asked me why I was very late.

4. My friend asked the girl if they would meet after school.

5. The shop assistant asked me if I needed any help.

6. The teacher asked the pupils where they had gone at the weekend.

7. I asked my mother if she had slept well at night.

1.The Middle, so long as it was struggling for power, had always made use of such terms as freedom, justice, and fraternity.

2."You see, that's what I admire about you, Howard. You always know."

3.Sometimes we have it at twelve o'clock and sometimes I don't get it till two.

4.After you punished me I used to hide there, and sometimes I went there just because I felt bad."

5.I never seen it this thick before, thick to where I can't get down to the floor and get on my feet if I wanted to and walk around.

6.He was puzzled-but he was often puzzled.

7.So often men trip by being in a rush.

8.-He usually has sandwiches and coffee at the Three Feathers.

9.She don't usually do that.

10.It's not often I ask you to do anything for me.

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