Use Indirect Speech. 2. “Did you know about Sam before then?”

introduce oneself to be sure to advise smb. to do smth.   wonder invite smb. to do smth. suggest doing smth.   to want to know to confess to doing smth. to admit doing smth.

1. “I’m Adam Hall.”

2. “Did you know about Sam before then?”

3. “Let’s go for a ride. We can talk when we get there.” Wyn Lettner said.

4. “Sam wasn’t alone when he bombed the Kramer office.” Adam said.

5. “He was a violent man, son. Don’t forget that.” Wyn Lettner said.

6. “So why didn’t Dogan name him when he decided to give evidence against Sam?” Adam asked.

7. “Have you seen the Memphis paper?” Lee asked.

8. “What happened to my father? Why didn’t he become like you? Adam asked.

9. “Did you miss him?” Adam asked.

10. “Are you still angry?” Sam asked.

11. “I’m not a good cook.” Lee said.

12. “I don’t blame you entirely.” Adam said.

Fill in the gaps with prepositions.

to for at at at to in up with   against with for out of after of

1. I was mad … him… lying…me all those years.

2. Sam was no concern … us, … least not … first.

3. … the end it worked.

4. Why didn’t Dogan name him when he decided to give evidence …Sam?

5. A history of the case took … an entire column.

6. “There is nothing wrong … keeping Africans in their place.”

7. “It took a year … me to figure … why Eddie killed himself.”

8. “He was ashamed … me, and of course it hurt.”

9. Lee stayed … … the funeral.

10. I’m tired … this conversation.

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the words in brackets.

1. It was … … for a young kid. (terrible, confuse)

2. He had a deep voice and a … smile. (please)

3. “Listen, son, I’m not going to tell you anything …, you understand?” (use)

4. “His father was in the Klan, and a brother or two. But they seemed …”(harm).

5. “Then how do you explain Sam’s sudden move to …”(violent)

6. “He shot and killed one of his black …”(employ)

7. They guessed at some kind of engine …(fail)

8. At this moment he felt completely … (hope)

9. A divorce would be … (think)

CHAPTER VII.

My Dear Sweet Father.

I. Vocabulary Notes.

1.	to turn smth. down		отвергать
2.	obvious		очевидный
3.	to file an appeal		подать апелляцию
4.	to respond		отвечать
5.	to issue a judgement		вынести судебное решение
6.	request		просьба
7.	to pretend		притворяться
8.	to survive		выживать
9.	to forbid (forbade, forbidden)		запрещать
10.	clemency		помилование
11.	to commit murder		совершить убийство
12.	innocent		невиновный
13.	to deserve		заслуживать
14.	to enter a code		ввести код
15.	to memorize smth.		запомнить ч-л. наизусть
16.	luxury		роскошь
17.	disappointment		разочарование
18.	branch		ветка
19.	to get into an argument		начать спорить
	to deny doing smth.		отрицать
21.	to whip		хлестать
22.	stick		палка
23.	to fire		выстрелить
24.	fault		вина
25.	to swear (swore, sworn)		клясться
26.	to concentrate on smth.		сосредоточиться на ч-л.

II. Mаке up five comprehension questions for each part of the chapter.

II. Reading between the lines.

1. Death penalty appeals usually go on for years. No one is in a hurry. When a date for an execution has been set, however, decisions can be made at amazing speed.

2. “Hate is nothing new for Sam.”

3. “I lived here for eighteen years. I couldn’t wait to leave it.”

4. “Eddie! Come here! Watch me whip this dirty Negro!”

5. “We both carried that guilt around until we were grown.’

6. Adam had a sudden desire to leave Mississippi.

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