Переведите текст в косвенную речь : i really hated spinach when i was little. we visited my grandparents every sunday and gran used to cook a delicious sunday dinner — carrots, roast beef, potatoes and, of course, spinach, lying at the side of the plate! i thought the taste was like boiled leaves! gran used to say, ‘there’s no pudding for you until you eat all your vegetables.’ it was horrible! one sunday i had a clever idea to hide the spinach under my plate. but my sister started laughing and, of course, everybody saw me. it’s funny, because i didn’t use to like spinach, but i love it now! вот перевод, если надо: я действительно ненавидела шпината, когда я была маленькой. мы навещали моих дедушку и бабушку каждое воскресенье, и бабушка готовила вкусный воскресный обед — морковь, жаркое из говядины, картофель и, конечно же, шпинат, лежал на тарелке! я думала, что вкус был похож на вареные листья! бабушка имела обыкновение говорить: “не будет пудинга, пока не съешь все овощи”. это было ужасно! однажды в воскресенье у меня была умная идея – спрятать шпинат под мою тарелку. но моя сестра начала смеяться и, конечно же, все видели меня. это забавно, потому что я не любила шпинат, но я люблю его сейчас!

1) This is my mum. Her name's Jess.

2) These are my sisters. Their names are Mary and Dina.

3) These are my parents. Their names are Tanya and Bob.

4) This is my cousin. Her name's Helen.

5) This is my cousin. His name's Fred.

6) These are my sisters. Their names are Tina and Nina.

7) This is my aunt. Her name's Pam.

8) This is me. My name's Greg.

Выберите правильное притяжательное местоимение.
1) Is this your daughter?

2) It's their problem, not ours.

3) It's a good idea of yours to go to the bar tonight.

4) Are these her shoes?

5) We're going swimming with some friends of ours.

6) Is it your article about spiders? -No, it's not mine.

7) We know their address but they don't know ours.

8) That's not my wallet. Mine is black.

9) His cottage is bigger than hers but hers is nicer.

10) My parents live nearby, and yours?

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