<span>He asked them: "Have you ever been to London?"
Mrs. Green asked Mr. Drake if he didn't ice-cream at all.
She asked me if I would try once more.
I asked Jack if he was ill.
My brother asked me when I had met him last.
I asked my friend why he/she didn't go out.
The secretary said that their office would be moving to a new building.
He asked if the Browns were going to buy a car.
Peter asked the librarian when he had to return the book.
I asked him if his secret message had been sent to them.
The maid asked if I liked tea or coffe.
The father said to his kid not to be so silly.
I asked her if she felt better.
Mary asked Tom when shops were closed on Saturday.
He asked what I would do if I didn't get a ticket for the plane.
One of the tourists asked me where I was from.
I asked the girl who would sit there.
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Stative verbs
1) I remember every song.
2) Do they know the answer?
3) I love my parents.
4) We hate playing football.
5) He doesn’t feel better
Dynamic verbs:
1) They are eating their lunch right now.
2) He isn’t writing a letter at the moment.
3) Are you trying to help her?
4) Students aren’t doing a task.
5) My friend is cooking at the moment.
- Hello. How are you?
- Hi! I am going to visit London next week!
- Oh, really? It's cool!
- Yes. I'm so happy.
- You are lucky.
- Yes, I know it.
- What sights do you want to see in London?
- Trafalgar Square, Albert Memorial and Royal Albert Hall, the National Gallery, London Tower, the British Museum and some others.
- I know that there are many beautiful parks in this city.
- Ye!))
- I'm so happy for you! You should take a lot of photos in your trip!
- Yes), I will try to and I'll buy something special there for you too!
- Thanks.) Have a nice trip.
- See you soon.
1) belt, meg,
2)troll, belt,milk
3)dustin
4) vic
5)meet, dustin, see, vic