Перевести в косвенную речь At the Greengrocer’s Jane: And now we’re going to buy some vegetables. Let’s cross the road. There’s the greengrocer’s over there. Greengrocer: Good morning, madam. What can I do for you? Jane: I want a large cabbage, please, and half a kilo of carrots. Greengrocer: Yes, madam. Anything else? Jane: Some fruit, please, six of those oranges and a kilo of these apples. Greengrocer: Any grapes, madam? Jane: No, nothing else, thank you. (On their way to the grocer’s.) Jill: There’s little flour left. Will you go to the grocer’s and buy a bag of flour and some sugar, please? Ann: Shall I also buy a bag of sugar? Jill: Could you buy two and a packet of tea? Ann: We haven’t got any rice. What about salt? Jill: There is a lot. But you can buy a bottle of vinegar and two bottles of oil. Is that OK?

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Jane said that they were going to buy some vegetables and suggested crossing the road to get to the greengrocer's. The greengrocer greeted her and asked what she wanted. Jane requested a large cabbage and half a kilo of carrots. The greengrocer then asked if she wanted anything else. Jane asked for six oranges and a kilo of apples. When the greengrocer asked about grapes, Jane declined. As they were on their way to the grocer's, Jill mentioned that there was little flour left and asked Ann to buy a bag of flour and some sugar. Ann asked if she should also buy a bag of sugar, to which Jill replied yes, along with a packet of tea. Ann then mentioned that they were out of rice and asked about salt. Jill informed her that there was plenty of salt but suggested buying a bottle of vinegar and two bottles of oil. Ann confirmed if that was okay.