Report the questions “can he have a dinner with me? ” she asked. 2) “are they going to arrest them tomorrow” asked detective. 3) “when did they go shopping” asked mum. 4)”has she bought souvenirs the summer? ” asked jill 5)”will the weather be fine next weekend? ”asked dad 6)”how much did the dvd
cost? ” asked my teacher 7) “where are they going tomorrow? ” asked the travel agent 8)”how did you get nack so late? » asked mo granny 9)”why are you going to stay here so long! ”asked my mum 10) “where is the british museum? ” asked the tourist

Well. Now i'd like to tell you about shopping in my town (city).
There are a lot of shops everywhere: baker's, boutiqes, newspapers stands and so one. I'm not keen on shopping. I just think that it is a waste of time. Even shopping is really boring.
Okay. I go shopping rarely. Just once or twice a month. I prefer to go shopping with my parents. Yeah, I have no choice to stay at home and relax while parents are going shopping. What i like to by best...hmm...probably nothing. I prefer to save my free money for future purchases.

By tradition, the British begin the day with the fact that the continent is called "full English breakfast". It includes: toast bread smeared with jam, marmalade or honey; fried in a pan dish (fried) of sausage mixture, bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes and eggs. Served all with hot tea with milk. In our time with the frantic pace of life and the general care of the health of a voluminous British breakfast is eaten only on weekends. On weekdays, breakfast is a typical Englishman consists of fruit juice, toast with jam and a plate of cereal (muesli) with tea.
In some homes and workplaces there is a lunch around 11 hours. It consists of a cup of tea or coffee and biscuits (cookies). In fact, lunch can be at any time, and the majority of Britons willing to use it.
Next time meal - lunch - between 12.30 and 14.00. Some prefer at this time snack sandwich, others do not give up a full set of three dishes. In schools, this meal is called lunch.Afternoon tea is served at any time from 16.00 to 17.00 and includes the majority of the British cup of tea with a sandwich or a cake. In some families, mostly workers, at this time can pass the main evening meal.