Косвенная речь в английском языке: Сборник тренировочных упражнений по практической грамматике. Малетина Д.Ю - 8 стр.

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¾ She refused to
refused point blank
was against it
objected to doing it
said she didn't mind
said she would not
In response to offers in the reported speech the following
phrases can be used:
accepted was against it.
¾ He declined the offer. ¾ He strongly objected to his
doing it.
rejected refused point blank.
turned
down
said he had better not.
said he needn't.
To decline an offer sounds more polite than to turn down and to
reject an offer; said he had better not…and said he needn't… are typi-
cal to the spoken language, which is less formal.
Direct Speech Reported Speech
Mr. Smith: I can drive you home
in my car, Ben. Ben: It's very
kind of you.
Ben: Oh, no, thanks a lot.
Mr. Smith offered to drive Ben
home in his car and Ben will-
ingly accepted the offer (but Ben
refused point blank).
Expressions of Surprise, Joy, Rapture
and Other Emotions in Reported Speech
Surprise
He
said with surprise (amazement)...
said in surprise...
expressed his surprise (amazement) at the news.
was surprised (amazed) to hear...
was surprised (amazed) at hearing…
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Direct Speech Reported Speech
Peter: Believe me or not! Paul
won the European boxing title.
Nelly: You don't say so! Who
would have expected it of such a
man.
Peter told Nelly that Paul had won
the European boxing title. Nelly
was surprised to hear it (or: at
hearing that) and said she would
never have expected it of him.
Joy, Rapture
¾ Не was delighted at
the news.
their coming.
their having done it.
¾ He was delighted
to hear the news.
to hear that they...
¾ He expressed his joy
(delight) at
the news.
their coming.
their having done it.
¾ He said joyfully (with joy) that…
expressed his admiration of...
Direct Speech Reported Speech
Mrs. Parker: I'm so happy! My
daughter has entered the Univer-
sity.
Mrs. Green: Such joy! I'm de-
lighted to hear that.
Mrs. Parker told Mrs. Green joy-
fully (with joy) that her daughter
had entered the University.
Mrs. Green was delighted to hear
the news (at the news).
Regret, Consolation, Sympathy
being unable to do it.
¾ He regretted having said it.
that he had said it.
sympathized with…
¾ He
expressed his sympathy with…
¾ She           refused to                                                           Direct Speech                       Reported Speech
                refused point blank
                                                                            Peter: Believe me or not! Paul     Peter told Nelly that Paul had won
                was against it
                                                                            won the European boxing title.     the European boxing title. Nelly
                objected to doing it
                                                                            Nelly: You don't say so! Who       was surprised to hear it (or: at
                said she didn't mind
                                                                            would have expected it of such a   hearing that) and said she would
                said she would not
                                                                            man.                               never have expected it of him.
      In response to offers in the reported speech the following
phrases can be used:
                                                                                                       Joy, Rapture
          accepted                      was against it.                                               the news.
 ¾ He     declined   the offer.    ¾ He strongly objected to his            ¾ Не was delighted at     their coming.
                                        doing it.                                                     their having done it.
          rejected                      refused point blank.
          turned                        said he had better not.                                       to hear the news.
                                                                            ¾ He was delighted
          down                          said he needn't.                                              to hear that they...

       To decline an offer sounds more polite than to turn down and to                                  the news.
                                                                            ¾ He expressed his joy
reject an offer; said he had better not…and said he needn't… are typi-                                  their coming.
                                                                              (delight) at
cal to the spoken language, which is less formal.                                                       their having done it.
                                                                            ¾ He      said joyfully (with joy) that…
          Direct Speech                        Reported Speech                        expressed his admiration of...
 Mr. Smith: I can drive you home        Mr. Smith offered to drive Ben
 in my car, Ben. Ben: It's very         home in his car and Ben will-
                                                                                      Direct Speech                     Reported Speech
 kind of you.                           ingly accepted the offer (but Ben
                                                                            Mrs. Parker: I'm so happy! My       Mrs. Parker told Mrs. Green joy-
 Ben: Oh, no, thanks a lot.             refused point blank).
                                                                            daughter has entered the Univer-    fully (with joy) that her daughter
                                                                            sity.                               had entered the University.
                                                                            Mrs. Green: Such joy! I'm de-       Mrs. Green was delighted to hear
              Expressions of Surprise, Joy, Rapture
                                                                            lighted to hear that.               the news (at the news).
             and Other Emotions in Reported Speech
                                                                                             Regret, Consolation, Sympathy
                              Surprise
                                                                                                being unable to do it.
          said with surprise (amazement)...
                                                                            ¾ He regretted      having said it.
          said in surprise...
                                                                                                that he had said it.
 He       expressed his surprise (amazement) at the news.
          was surprised (amazed) to hear...
                                                                            ¾ He      sympathized with…
          was surprised (amazed) at hearing…
                                                                                      expressed his sympathy with…
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