II. Open the brackets. Remember that you should use the rules of the Sequence of Tenses. Example: I invited her. (Peter didn't know that ...)
Peter didn't know that I had invited her.
1. He is reading the book «Tom Sawyer». (He said ...)
2. People have not travelled to Mars. (Peter answered ...)
3. She can speak Italian very well. (Father said ...)
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4. He played the violin. (Mike didn't know ...)
5. Liz was listening to my iPod. (She said.
6. I like an ice-cream. (She said ...
7. Mary has never been to an opera. (I understood ...)
8. He think I have met him once before.(Helen said ...)
9. I have never seen such a beautiful beach. (Mary knew ...)
10. Our teacher has asked niy parents to help him. (Mary told me that ...)​

Объяснение:

Role-playing history is something which has become increasingly popular over recent years. Thousands of people have joined many different groups since the first re-enactment society began in the 1960s. Rob Smith has been a member of his local club for two years. He has not always been a role-play fan, but now he loves it. ‘In addition to the battles, we have visited a lot of schools, too’, he explains. Groups like this have brought English history to life for school students around the country.

1) Have you ever studied English history?  

2) Has your father ever visited Britain?  

3) Have you ever read a historical novel?  

4) Have your friends ever given you computer games for your birthday?

1. Is it your responsibility to serve the customers as quickly as possible in this shop?

2. If you’re a coal miner, you don’t have to deal with the public at all.

3. I hate it when I have to use a computer for work.

4. Famous footballers earn more money from advertising than from playing football.

5. Nobody wants to be in charge of the marketing office.  

6. We do manual work and we like it – it’s quite rewarding.

7. It is my job to answear the phone when customers call with questions.

8. I'm the manager of a large team so I have to supervise lots of people.