Assessment
4. Change the sentences into Indirect/Direct Speech
1. “Try to respect other people’s ideas,” said my granny.
2. “Always plan the seating arrangement in advance,” said the man.
3. “Teach your children table manners,”said my aunt to mother.
4. “Don’t speak with your mouth full of food,” said Asim’s granny.
5. The doctor always tells her not to worry.
6. Turgut’s grandfather told him not to forget to brush his teeth.
7. “Speak a bit louder. I can’t hear you,” said the man.
8. “Kamran, could you close the door?” said the teacher.
9. “Don’t go near the river!” mother said to her little son.
10. Shahin asked Semra to give him her phone number.
5. Answer the questions
■ What should guests do when the host/hostess leaves the table? ____________________________________________________
■ What should guests do if they are late?
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6. Choose the suitable variant.
1. If someone invites you somewhere, what do you say when you agree?

A) I don’t think it is a good idea. | B) I don’t agree at all.
C) No, I don’t think so. | D) I’ll join you with pleasure.

2. Which variant expresses agreement?
Will you join us for dinner?

A) With pleasure. | B) I object to it.
C) No, I don’t think so. | D) It’s impossible.

3. A person ... always shows respect for other people.

A) who thinks only about himself/herself | B) who is selfish and rude
C) who has bad manners | D) who is polite and friendly

4. Choose the wrong statements.

1. You should be kind to people. | 2. It’s polite to speak with a full mouth.
3. Nobody trusts honest people. | 4. It’s impolite to tell the truth.