Hej. Czy mógłbym prosić o rozwiązanie poniższych zadań ? Z góry dziękuję.
5. Complete sentences a–f with suitable prepositions.
A People sometimes complain losing money when shopping on the Internet.
B Whenever you buy something, you should insist getting a receipt.
C I object receiving emails from people I don’t know.
D An actor has confessed pretending to be the Prime Minister.
E Sophie begged her parents some cash to buy a new mobile phone.
F Sammy is always boasting how he was on TV once.

6. For 1–10 choose the correct alternative in italics.
I was talking to Stacey last Monday and she told me she’d bought a new computer
(1) yesterday/the day before. She said she (2) was saving up/’d been saving up for months to
get it, so when she got it home and found it didn’t work she was very upset. She phoned
the shop and told the assistant that she (3) can’t/couldn’t switch it on, and asked him what
he (4) ’s going to/was going to do about it. He said that she (5) had to/’d had to take it back
to the shop, but Stacey replied that it wasn’t (6) my/her fault it was broken. She reminded
him that she (7) asked/’d asked him at the time what (8) had happened/would happen if
there were any problems, and he had said that they (9) sent/would send someone to repair
it. In the end the shop assistant promised to sort it out (10) this/that afternoon, and by
Monday evening it was working properly.

7. Rewrite sentences a–e in reported speech.
a ‘Who did you see at the café last night?’
She asked me
b ‘I won’t be late.’
He promised her
c ‘They didn’t tell me the truth.’
She complained
d ‘You’re making a big mistake.’
He told the police
e ‘Do you want to phone home?’
They asked her

8. Put the words and phrases below under the correct heading.
lie forgery legitimate genuine pretend cheat own up truthful
honest not honest