Answer the questions.
1 What's the weather like
in summer in London?
2 Who's got a light denim
jacket?
3 Who's wearing new-
style trainers?
4 What kind of dress is
Gina wearing?
5 What kind of shirt is
Dave wearing?

1. John said it was pouring outside.
2. They said that they were studying for a very hard exam right then.
3. The cleaner said that he swept and polished that floor everyday.
4. Stasia told me that she had been really busy the day before, as her boss had made her do three hours overtime.
5. They family told the policeman that they had been driving down the motorway when the accident happened.
6 Ann said she wrote/had written thirty e-mails the previous night. 
7. They said the weather wasn't/hadn´t been very nice during their holidays.
8. My friends explained that they haddn´t heard the  warning until it was
too late.
9. The child told the teacher that he hadn't been copying the exam.
10. Paula said that she had just won the essay competition.

Most British (1 cities) have a theatre, but London has the greatest number. There are over 50 theatres in London’s West End, the (2 area) in London with most theatres, and about 35 smaller fringe theatres. In recent years, (3 musicals) have been very successful. About 5.5 million people, many of them (4 tourists), go to see a musical every year in London. Going to the theatre in London is not only popular, but also expensive. Not many young people can afford to go. It’s possible to get cheaper (5 tickets) by going to afternoon performances called (6 matinees) or by buying stand-bys, half-price tickets which are sold half an hour before a (7 performance) starts.