ES N. 1 PAG. 413

1. Tell
2. Said
3. told
4. saying
5. told
6. say, said
7. says
8. have just told

ES N. 2 PAG. 413

1. tell
2. said
3. have just told
4. said
5. will tell
6. saying
7. tells
8. sayed

ES N. 3 PAG. 413

1. say
2. said
3. tell
4. told
5. seat belt
6. told
7. handbrake
8. Steering wheel
9. clutch
10. Said
11. Didn’t say
12. Told
13. First gear
14. Windscreen
15. Says
16. Always told
17. Rear view mirror
18. Don’t tell
19. Ring road
20. Driving school

ES N. 5 PAG. 414

1. Speak
2. Talking
3. Talk
4. Speak
5. Talk
6. Talk
7. Speaks
8. Talking

ES N. 6 PAG. 414

1. Didn’t talk
2. Are you talking
3. Speak
4. Speaks
5. Talked
6. Spoke
7. Talking
8. Is spoken
9. Always talk

ES N. 8 PAG. 415

1. Talk
2. Telling
3. Say
4. Are you talking
5. Saying
6. I’, telling
7. Talking
8. Said
9. Tell
10. Say

ES N. 9 PAG. 415

1. “I’m late. Can you pick me up in the office?” she told us.
2. Joan said she didn’t like the film on Julius Caesar because it was very imprecise on the historical facts.
3. Michela had been talking on the phone for hours with her boyfirend. He was telling her their story couldn’t go on and she told him she couldn’t live without him.
4. I never understand what my father in law says because he speaks in a dialect that I don’t know.
5. A: the next month I have the chinese exam. Do you think uncle Luke can help me?

B: It’s obvious! He speaks chinese very well and in this period he doesn’t work.

6. A: can you tell me the exact time?

B: I’m sorry, my watch doesn’t work.

7. A: could I speak to the principal?

B: today is not here. What do you have to tell him?

8. A: why were you talking about me when I walked into the classroom?

B: You are wrong, we weren’t talking about you!