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EX 1

1 tell

2 said

3 told

4 telling

5 told

6 say

7 says

8 have just told

EX 2

1 tell

2 said

3 just told

4 said

5 will tell

6 saying

7 tells

8 said

EX 3

1 say

2 said

3 saying

4 told

5 seat belt

6 told

7 clutch

8 steering wheel

9 first gear

10 did he say

11 didn't say

12 told

13 handbrake

14 windscreen

15 said

16 always tells

17 rear view mirror

18 don't tell

19 ring road

20 driving school

EX 5 

1 speak

2 talking

3 speak

4 talk

5 talk

6 speak

7 speaks

8 talking

EX 6

1 haven't talked

2 are you talking 

3 to talk

4 speaks

5 talk

6 spoke

7 talking

8 is spoken

9 always talk

10 talking/ to speak

EX 7

1 said

2 tell

3 could speak

4 talk

5 just told

6 tell

7 said

8 have they talked

9 will speak

10 don't say

EX 9

1 "I'm late. Can you come and pick me up in my office?" she told us.

2 Joan said that she didn't like the film about Julius Caesar because it was very imprecise about historical facts.

3 Michela has spoken to her boyfriend for hours. He told her that their story couldn't go on and she told him that she couldn't live without him.

4 I never understand what my father-in-law says because he speaks a dialect that I don't know!

5 A I have the Chinese exam next month. Do you think that my uncle Luke can help me? B Of course! He speaks Chinese very well and he's not working right now. 

6 A Can you tell me the time? B I'm sorry, my watch doesn't work.

7 A Could I speak to the principal? B Today he's not here. What do I have to tell him?

8 A why were you talking about me when I came into the class? B You're wrong, we weren't talking about you!