Podpora rozvoje cizích jazyků pro Evropu 21. stol. INVESTICE DO ROZVOJE VZDĚLÁVÁNÍ Tento projekt je spolufinancován Evropským sociálním fondem a státním rozpočtem České republiky.

Reporting Verbs

Reporting verbs – group 1 verb + hearer + to-infinitive advise, ask, beg, convince, encourage, instruct, invite, order, persuade, remind, tell, urge, warned (not) me you her to come to go to say He asked me to post the letters. She invited Bob to go skiing with her. He encouraged us to take part in the game. She warned me not to go there.

Reporting verbs – group 2 She reassured them that she was okay. We regret to inform passengers that all planes are delayed. She informed us that she was pregnant. verb + hearer + that clause advise, assure, convince, inform, notify, persuade, promise, reassure, remind, tell me you her that...

Reporting verbs – group 3 She refused to tell the truth. He offered to pay them in cash. I promised to take him to the airport. She agreed to come. verb + to-infinitive agree, ask, claim, demand, offer, promise, propose, refuse, threaten to come to go to stay

Reporting verbs – group 4 He suggested that I should go and see the doctor. They explained that they wouldn't be coming to the party. verb + that clause admit, agree, announce, claim, complain, confirm, explain, declare, deny, mention, propose, say, suggest that...

Reporting verbs – group 5 They all denied having seen her. She reported seeing a strange flashing light in the sky. verb + ing form admit, deny, mention, propose, report, suggest coming going staying

Use the correct form of the verb(s) in brackets Jack encouraged... a new job. (look for, I) Tom... to leave early. (admit, try) He... anything to do with her. (deny, have) She... early in the morning. (suggest, study) She... reconsider our plans. (agree, we, need) She... the book the following day. (promise, bring) The policeman... of his car. (order, he, get out) me to look for admitted that he had tried denied having suggested studying agreed (that) we needed to promised to bring ordered him to get out

Report the sentences She said: “I'm sorry I was late.” He said: “Excuse me. I'm afraid my soup is cold.” She said: “Shall I open the window?” She said: “Let's go to London.” She said to me: “Shall I make a cup of coffee?” He said: “Why don't we take bus?” She apologized for being late. He complained about his soup. She offered to open the window. She suggested going to London. She offered to make me a cup of coffee. He suggested taking the bus.

Listen to Daphne and Bill discuss children's education today and then select Daphne's arguments against parents' views on boarding school: Children who attend boarding schools go through a painful experience. Children at boarding schools don't learn what they should. Meeting other kids helps kids to face important problems later. Most parents choose boarding schools for social reasons. Parents are not supposed to be educators. Boarding schools provide only the first tools for life. Children at boarding schools are like in prison. Parents who send their children to boarding schools are selfish. yes no yes no yes

Maturita – Education: vocabulary schooling compulsory vocational apprenticeship tuition fee primary to enroll elective entrance exam thesis defense

Educations: Br. x Am. terms child care nursery school primary school secondary school year University (college = specialized further education for students over 16) marks maths day care kindergarden grade school high school grade college grades math

INVESTICE DO ROZVOJE VZDĚLÁVÁNÍ Tento projekt je spolufinancován Evropským sociálním fondem a státním rozpočtem České republiky. Tato výuková prezentace byla pořízena z finančních prostředků hrazených Evropským sociálním fondem a rozpočtem České republiky.