1) A friend invited me to join an anti-war demonstration in London in 2003 2) She offered to take me by car 3) At first refused, saying that i was too busy and couldn’t afford the…
1) A friend invited me to join an anti-war demonstration in London in 2003 2) She offered to take me by car 3) At first refused, saying that i was too busy and couldn’t afford the time 4) She asked me if i’d ever been on a march before and i had to admit i hadn’t. She explained that she felt strongly about trying to stop the war as so many people would be killed or injured. 5) In the end, she convinced me that it was for a good cause and so i agreed to go. 6) I was determined not to complain about marching in the middle of this huge crowd. 7) But when the crowd moved forward, a police officer ordered us to move back. 8) She said that she had been quite frightened, but she insisted it had been worth going. Сделай в прямую речь в direct speech
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- My friend said, "Would you like to join me for an anti-war demonstration in London? It’s happening in 2003."
- She offered, "I can take you by car."
- I replied, "I’m too busy and I can’t afford the time."
- She asked, "Have you ever been on a march before?" When I admitted, "No, I haven't," she explained, "I feel strongly about trying to stop the war. So many people will be killed or injured."
- In the end, she convinced me, saying, "It’s for a good cause," and I agreed, "Alright, I’ll go."
- I thought to myself, "I am determined not to complain about marching in the middle of this huge crowd."
- But when the crowd moved forward, a police officer shouted, "Move back!"
- Afterward, she said, "I was quite frightened, but it was worth going."
