Question

with housework Laura Do you want to come home for some home made cake after band practice? Jake Ves, please. I love your cakes! Laura Thanks. Tina Thate it. I prefer doing the washing up! Laura You're crazy. Cooking is fun. My grandma teaches me. She has some great recipes Jake I often do things with my grandma, but not cooking. I usually help her tidy up and clean I'm not keen on tidying up. My room's a mess Tina 2. Jake Actually , I don't mind doing housework when I'm with my grandma. The job I like is doing the ironing Laura Thate doing the ironing. It's so boring Tina It's OK. You can watch TV at the same time Laura I suppose so. Anyway, • _ I've got to put the rubbish out when we get home Jake Only if I get an extra piece of cake​

Answer 1

Ответ:

с работой по дому Лаура Хочешь пойти домой за домашним пирогом после репетиции группы? Джейк Вес, пожалуйста. Обожаю твои торты! Лаура Спасибо. Тина Тате. Я предпочитаю мыть посуду! Лаура. Ты сумасшедший. Готовить - это весело. Меня учит бабушка. У нее есть отличные рецепты. Джейк. Я часто делаю что-то с бабушкой, но не готовлю. Я обычно помогаю ей прибраться и убираться, я не очень люблю убирать. В моей комнате беспорядок, Тина 2. Джейк На самом деле, я не против работать по дому, когда я с бабушкой. Работа, которая мне нравится, - гладить, Лаура Тате гладит. Это так скучно, Тина. Все в порядке. Вы можете смотреть телевизор одновременно, Лаура, я так думаю. В любом случае, • _ Мне нужно вынести мусор, когда мы вернемся домой, Джейк. Только если я получу лишний кусок торта.

Answer 2

The conversation seems to be about housework, baking, and preferences in chores. Here's a breakdown of the conversation:

1. Laura: "Do you want to come home for some homemade cake after band practice?" - Laura is inviting someone, possibly Jake, to come home for cake after band practice. This suggests a friendly and informal setting.

2. Jake: "Ves, please. I love your cakes!"

- Jake responds positively to the invitation, expressing his appreciation for Laura's cakes.

3. Laura: "Thanks."

- Laura acknowledges Jake's compliment.

4. Tina: "That it. I prefer doing the washing up!"

- Tina states her preference for doing the washing up, indicating that she enjoys that particular housework task.

5. Laura: "You're crazy. Cooking is fun. My grandma teaches me. She has some great recipes."

- Laura disagrees with Tina's preference, expressing that she finds cooking enjoyable, especially with her grandma's guidance.

6. Jake: "I often do things with my grandma, but not cooking. I usually help her tidy up and clean. I'm not keen on tidying up. My room's a mess."

- Jake shares that he usually helps his grandma with tasks other than cooking, such as tidying up and cleaning. He also mentions that he's not a fan of tidying up and admits that his room is messy.

7. Tina: "Actually, I don't mind doing housework when I'm with my grandma. The job I like is doing the ironing."

- Tina shares that she doesn't mind doing housework with her grandma, and she specifically enjoys doing the ironing.

8. Laura: "That's doing the ironing. It's so boring."

- Laura expresses her opinion that ironing is boring.

9. Tina: "It's OK. You can watch TV at the same time."

- Tina suggests a way to make ironing more enjoyable by watching TV simultaneously.

10. Laura: "I suppose so. Anyway, I've got to put the rubbish out when we get home."

- Laura mentions another household task she needs to do, putting the rubbish out.

11. Jake: "Only if I get an extra piece of cake."

- Jake playfully agrees to help with putting out the rubbish but adds a condition – he wants an extra piece of cake as a reward.

The conversation overall reflects a casual and friendly exchange about household chores, cooking, and individual preferences among the participants.