1.

Michael is good at English. (say) Yes, he is said to be good at English.

2.

That trade fair is very successful. (think)

3.

They will come the day after tomorrow. (expect)

4.

He complains of everything. (know)

5.

She’s an excellent dancer. (think)

6.

They will go to university next year. (expect)

7.

Her pronunciation is perfect. (say)

8.

His wife agrees to everything. (expect)

9.

They’re interested in new inventions. (suppose)

10.

He deserves that prize. (think)

11.

Prs. Prokop cooks very well. (say)

1.

He knows all about it. (appear) Yes, he appears to know all about it.

2.

He admires that girl. (seem)

3.

It pays to do it in this way. (appear)

4.

She loves him a lot. (seem)

5.

They are sleeping. (seem)

6.

He has no idea how to do it. (appear)

7.

She can’t swim. (seem)

8.

He is worried about it. (appear)

1.

Pán Brown prý je v Anglii.

2.

Zdá se, že tomu vůbec nerozumíš.

3.

Má se za to, že si to Pavel nezaslouží.

4.

Očekává se, že se tato auta budou vyrábět v příštím roce.

5.

Vypadá to, že se o naše problémy nezajímají.

6.

Váš syn prý hraje velmi dobře na klavír.

7.

Očekává se, že přijedeme v pondělí.

8.

Zdá se, že právě cestují po Evropě.

9.

Prý vám Martin dluží nějaké peníze.

10.

Zdá se, že to neumíme.