Changesentences fromIndirect speech into Direct speech

Point out theComplex Object and Complex Subject in the following sentences. State their structure.

Paraphrase the followingsentences using Complex Object (complex infinitive or participial object).

Paraphrase the following sentences using Complex Subject.

Match A and B columns. Learn word combinations.

Additional grammar and vocabulary exercises.

Read, translate and learn a dialogue between an eye doctor and a residency course student.

D. Have u checked up the patient’s vision? Is her vision normal?

St. She has depraved vision.

D. What do you think, what may cause depraved vision?

St. It may be due to atrophy of visual nerve, presence of leukoma on the cornea, progressive myopia, glaucoma, cataract, retinal diseases.

D. Have you taken the eye tension?

St. Yes, it’s slightly hard. It’s probably, glaucoma.

D. What types of glaucoma do you know?

St. Congenital, simple, traumatic.

D. What treatment are you going to offer?

St. I think conservative treatment first.

clench	your throat
raise	your arms
clear	your eyebrows
fold	your fingers
snap	your fists
raise	your feet
tap	your legs
rub	your head
cross	your eyes
shake	your voice

1. It seemed that her operation passed successfully. 2. I think it is unlikely the doctor will make a wrong diagnosis. 3. It is believed that the surgeon is a professional specialist in his particular area. 4. They say that she is the best gynecologist in this hospital. 5. It appearedthat thepatient had not heard at all.

1. I felt it: someone watched me from the distance. 2. I smelt it: something was cooked in the kitchen. 3. We saw it from the window: the woman was crying in the garden. 4. We saw it: the man was reading a book and laughing. 5. I heard it: the steps were approaching the ward. 6. We heard it: she was playing Beethoven’s music. 7. We watched itthrough the window: the cars stopped because of the traffic-jam.

1. We have often heard our surgeon whisper something to himself during operations. 2. The parents seem to have known good news about surgery before they were informed officially.

3. The nurse didn’t noticethe patientapproach her from behind. 4. He was supposed to be a chair of the department. 5. You shouldn’t let the patient eat so much after the operation. 6. The operation was considered to be done by a famous professor. 7. The article was determined to be published at the medical journal.

1. The surgeon asked if they had taken the man with a fracture to the reception ward.

2. I asked my mother if she had a headache. 3. The doctor wanted to know when I had fallen ill. 4. I wondered if the nurse had taken his temperature. 5. I asked him if the doctor hadadministered some medicine from influenza. 6. I asked my father if he was going to a health resort. 7. I asked the man how long he had been in Emergency and Accident department. 8. I asked the woman how long she had had a diabetes mellitus.2

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