Question

СРОЧНО!!! ПРЕВЕСТИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК И НАПИСАТЬ КАКОЕ ВРЕМЯ В КАЖДОМ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИИ. Был жаркий, солнечный день, по двору летали сонные мухи, мышки сидели в норах. Кот Федот скучал и решил пойти к Тузику. Тузик хозяйский пес. Как всегда охранял дом и гонял кур от своей миски с едой. Федоту нравилось ходить к Тузику. Он на него мяукал или шипел, а Тузик в ответ лаял или рычал. Вдвоем им некогда не было скучно. Тузик как обычно в это время катался на лыжах с горки и распугивал кур. Снег искрился, его язык развивался на ветру, ему было хорошо и весело. Вот спускаясь в очередной раз он увидел Федота и проезжая мимо него по привычке дернулся в его сторону и упал. Очнувшись Тузик увидел миску с мухами, подкрадывающихся кур и кота Федота, который смотрел на него с явным любопытством. Тузик не долго думая залаял, куры разбежались, Федот зашипел и начался очередной нормальный день.

Answer 1

It was a hot, sunny day, sleeping flies were flying along the yard, mice were sitting in holes. The cat Fedot was bored and decided to go to Tuzik. Tuzik is the master dog. As always guarded the house and chased the chickens from their bowl of food. Fedot liked to go to Tuzik. He mewed at him or hissed, and Tuzik responded with barking or growling. Together they were never bored.
Tuzik, as usual, was skiing downhill at that time and frightened away the chickens. The snow sparkled, its language developed in the wind, it was good and fun. Then going down again he saw Fedot and driving past him, out of habit, jerked in his direction and fell.
Waking up, Tuzik saw a bowl of flies, stalking hens and cat Fedot, who looked at him with obvious curiosity. Tuzik barked for a long time, the hens scattered, Fedot hissed and another normal day began.
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Answer 2

It was a hot, sunny day. Lazy flies buzzed around the yard, and mice sat in their burrows. Fedot the cat was feeling bored, so he decided to visit Tuzik. Tuzik was the owner's dog, and he always guarded the house and chased away chickens from his food bowl. Fedot enjoyed visiting Tuzik; he would meow or hiss at him, and Tuzik would respond with barks or growls. They were never bored when together.

As usual, Tuzik was sledding down the hill, scaring away the chickens. The snow sparkled, his tongue flapped in the wind, and he felt happy and playful. On one of his descents, he spotted Fedot, and out of habit, he veered towards him and tumbled. When Tuzik regained consciousness, he saw a bowl of flies, sneaking chickens, and Fedot the cat looking at him with clear curiosity. Without much thought, Tuzik barked, scattering the chickens, and Fedot hissed, starting another ordinary day.

(Note: The times in the original text are not explicitly mentioned, so I added descriptions of events to provide context.)