Question

Надо перевести весь диалог в косвенную речь A. Morning, Kostya! B. Hello, Dima! A. What are you doing at the weekend? Do you want to go to the country for the day? B. I’d love to, but I have to help my mother in the house. A. What, are you employed as the charlady? B. Very funny! I just have some jobs to do, that’s all. My mother’s tired after working all week, so she needs a bit of a rest on her day off. It’s never a complete rest for her, of course, but I do a certain amount. I’m the man of the house, after all. I think a man should take on some of the responsibility – it’s his job! A. Fine speech! And what exactly are these jobs? B. My first one, as my mother keeps saying, is to study hard. But at home, well, nobody’s pushing me into it, but I reckon it’s my job to tidy my room every day and clean the flat once a week. A. Well, of course, to make your bed, not to leave your clothes lying all over the place even if it is your own room, that’s obvious. But washing the dishes – is that really a man’s job? B. For some reason, washing dishes is considered infra dig for a man usually. That’s just prejudice! When I tidy the kitchen, I think how delighted my mother will be to get home and see the washing-up done, and the sink tidy. A. Maybe you even do the shopping? B. Why not? Getting the bread, milk and potatoes – that’s my job, too. Especially when the shops are nearby. I can do all that on the way home from school. A. Who does the rest of the shopping? В. We usually make an expedition to the market once a week. Mum buys the meat, cereal, eggs and so on, and I act as porter. A. So what are you doing today? B. Just the usual clean-up. Carpets, floors. And I help mother with the linen washing. You know, a friend of mine once told me that doing the laundry was really heavy work and should be done by men. A. Well, I wash my own socks. B. Socks – that’s nothing. I once made my own dinner – that was really something. Because I can’t really cook. Can you? A. Just make tea and maybe fry an egg. Nothing else. B. Well, in that case I’m a clear winner in the domestic stakes. I can take my shoes to be repaired, mend a fuse, put up a bookshelf and take out the rubbish. A. You may be right, mending a fuse or a tap in the bathroom really is a man’s job. B. Now we understand each other! Listen, what about going out this evening? I think I’ll be finished by three o’clock. A. Fine. See you then.

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Объяснение:

- Доброе Утро, Костя!

Б. Здравствуй, Дима!

- А что вы делаете в выходные? Может быть, вы хотите поехать в деревню на целый день?

Б. Я бы с удовольствием, но мне нужно помогать маме по дому.

- А что, вы работаете в качестве шарлатанки?

Б. Очень смешно! Мне просто нужно кое-что сделать, вот и все. Моя мама устала после работы всю неделю, поэтому ей нужно немного отдохнуть в свой выходной день. Конечно, для нее это никогда не будет полноценным отдыхом, но я делаю это в определенной степени. В конце концов, я же хозяин дома. Я думаю, что мужчина должен взять на себя часть ответственности – это его работа!

Ответ: прекрасная речь! И что же это за работа такая?

Б. Моя первая задача, как постоянно повторяет моя мать, - это усердно учиться. Но дома, ну, никто меня туда не толкает, но я считаю, что это моя работа-каждый день убирать свою комнату и раз в неделю убирать квартиру.

Ответ: ну, конечно, чтобы застелить свою постель, а не оставлять одежду валяться повсюду, даже если это ваша собственная комната, это очевидно. Но мыть посуду-это действительно мужская работа?

Б. По какой-то причине мытье посуды считается обычно инфра-Диг для мужчины. Это просто предубеждение! Когда я прибираюсь на кухне, то думаю о том, как обрадуется мама, когда вернется домой и увидит, что мытье посуды закончено, а раковина прибрана.

Ответ: может быть, вы даже делаете покупки?

Б. Почему бы и нет? Добывать хлеб, молоко и картошку-это тоже моя работа. Особенно когда магазины находятся поблизости. Я могу сделать все это по дороге домой из школы.

Ответ: кто делает остальные покупки?

В. Обычно раз в неделю мы совершаем экспедицию на рынок. Мама покупает мясо, хлопья, яйца и так далее, а я работаю носильщиком.

- Так что же вы делаете сегодня?

Б. просто обычная уборка. Ковры, полы. А я помогаю маме стирать белье. Знаете, один мой друг как-то сказал мне, что стирка-это очень тяжелая работа, и ее должны выполнять мужчины.

Ответ: Ну, я сам стираю свои носки.

Б. носки-это еще ничего. Однажды я сам приготовил себе обед – это было действительно нечто. Потому что я действительно не умею готовить. А ты можешь?

Ответ: просто заварите чай и, может быть, поджарите яйцо. Ничего больше.

В. Ну Что Ж,

Answer 2

A: Kostya greeted Dima and asked how he was spending the weekend. He suggested going to the countryside for the day. B: Dima responded to Kostya's greeting and mentioned that he would like to go to the countryside, but he had to assist his mother with household chores. He explained that his mother was tired from working all week and needed some rest on her day off. He mentioned that he would be taking on some responsibilities around the house as the man of the house. A: Kostya replied in a playful manner, questioning if Dima was employed as a house cleaner. B: Dima responded with a sense of humor, stating that he wasn't a charlady but had various tasks to do. He explained that his responsibilities included tidying his room daily, cleaning the apartment once a week, and helping with other chores. A: Kostya acknowledged Dima's responsibilities and emphasized the importance of basic tasks like making the bed and keeping the room tidy. He also questioned whether washing dishes was traditionally considered a man's job. B: Dima challenged the gender stereotype related to washing dishes, stating that it was just a prejudice. He mentioned that he found satisfaction in tidying the kitchen and doing the dishes to make his mother happy. A: Kostya questioned if Dima also did the grocery shopping. B: Dima replied positively, stating that he took care of shopping for items like bread, milk, and potatoes, especially when the shops were nearby and he could do it on his way home from school. He mentioned that for bigger shopping trips to the market, he assisted his mother as a porter. A: Kostya inquired about Dima's plans for the day. B: Dima explained that he would be doing his usual cleaning tasks, including carpets and floors. He also mentioned helping his mother with laundry. He recounted a friend's opinion that laundry was heavy work and should be done by men. A: Kostya mentioned that he washed his own socks. B: Dima downplayed washing socks and shared an experience of cooking his own dinner, highlighting his lack of cooking skills. He asked Kostya if he could cook. A: Kostya admitted to only being able to make tea and fry an egg. B: Dima humorously declared himself the winner in domestic skills due to his ability to handle tasks like shoe repairs, fixing fuses, assembling bookshelves, and taking out the trash. A: Kostya agreed with Dima, acknowledging that tasks like mending fuses and plumbing were indeed tasks traditionally associated with men. He suggested going out in the evening and arranged to meet at three o'clock. B: Dima agreed to the evening plans and said goodbye.