A)use the verbs into the
correct infinitive or -ing form to
complete the statements: escape, relax,
laugh, learn, feel, imagine.
reading helps me into other
worlds.
2 i like funny stories; they make me
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4
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reading can be and i get
lost in the story
i love about new worlds.
excited when i read about
my favourite characters.
it is great to experiencing
the same situations as the characters of
books do.
b) 613.1 why do people need to read
books? discuss in pairs.
c) 6.1.10.1 you've recently joined the
school book club. choose a story and
tell the class about it. include: title,
author, characters, plot.

A Where were you last night at 8.00?
B I was at home, Inspector. With my wife. We were at home all evening.
A What did you do?
B We watched TV and then we had a light dinner. We were not hungry. After that, we went to bed.
A What time did you go to bed?
B About 10 o'clock. Did you hear a noise during the night?

b Complete the text with the past simple of the verbs in brackets.
Last night I was asleep in my room when a strange noise woke me up. I didn't want to leave my room because I felt very scared. Then I heard the noise again, so I decided to go and investigate. When I turned on the light in the kitchen, a bird flew out of the window. I closed the window so that the bird couldn't come in again and then I went back to bed.

1. "We have already started the advertising campaign," the advertiser said.
In this sentence, we need to change from reported speech to direct speech. The advertiser said that they had already started the advertising campaign. To change it to direct speech, we simply have to state what the advertiser said directly: "We have already started the advertising campaign."

2. "I will phone back," he said.
To change this sentence to direct speech, we need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks. The direct speech form would be: "I will phone back."

3. "Our company has opened an office in London," she explained.
In this case, we just need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks to change it to direct speech. The direct speech form would be: "Our company has opened an office in London."

4. "The advertising campaign failed to increase sales," he said.
To change this sentence to direct speech, we need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks. The direct speech form would be: "The advertising campaign failed to increase sales."

5. "We will sign the contract tomorrow morning," he said.
In this case, we just need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks to change it to direct speech. The direct speech form would be: "We will sign the contract tomorrow morning."

6. "We have already discussed the brief with the agency," the client explained.
To change this sentence to direct speech, we need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks. The direct speech form would be: "We have already discussed the brief with the agency."

7. "The agency is ready to start that work," he told us.
In this case, we just need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks to change it to direct speech. The direct speech form would be: "The agency is ready to start that work."

8. "I tried to ring up my mother several times on the previous day but did not succeed in getting through," Tom said.
To change this sentence to direct speech, we need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks. The direct speech form would be: "I tried to ring up my mother several times on the previous day but did not succeed in getting through."

9. "You would do better in some other kind of job," my employer told me.
In this case, we just need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks to change it to direct speech. The direct speech form would be: "You would do better in some other kind of job."

10. "Mr. Black is having an appointment then," the secretary said.
To change this sentence to direct speech, we need to remove the reporting verb and quotation marks. The direct speech form would be: "Mr. Black is having an appointment then."