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ПОНЯТНЫЙ ХОРОШИЙ ПЕРЕВОД ТЕКСТА While Bill was still at school, he used to earn some money by delivering newspapers, but when he left school, he was ready to get himself a proper job; "I'll work in a. bank," he said to himself, "because my uncle has always worked in one.", He went to his aunt and said, "I think that the work is easy. Uncle Bob can do it, so I can." His aunt smiled, but did not say anything. When Bill's uncle came home that evening, his wife told him that Bill wanted to work in a bank, and his uncle said, "That's a good idea, but there are no jobs in my bank just now." So Bill went to several other; banks and asked for a job, and in the end he got one. "You may work here for a month," the manager said, "and if you're good enough, you can stay after that. You'll work with Mr Unwin for the first month. He'll take you round and train you, and report to me about you." Mr Unwin was one of the other clerks in the bank, and he had been there for many years. He took Bill round the bank, and Bill learned a lot of things from him. Some of these lessons were not easy. Then one day Mr Unwin gave Bill some one pound notes. "Count these," he ordered him. "There ought to be one hundred there. If there aren't, tell me. And try not to make any mistakes." Bill sat down by Mr Unwin and began to count the notes. But he was lazy, and when he had counted half of them, he became tired. "Fifty-one, fifty-two, fifty-three," he said, and then he stopped, looked at Mr Unwin and pointed at the notes. "Well," he said, "if they're correct up to here, they'll all be correct, won't they?"

Answer 1

Пока Билл учился в школе, он подрабатывал доставкой газет, но когда закончил школу, то был готов найти себе нормальную работу; "Я буду работать в банке, - сказал он себе, - потому что мой дядя всегда работал в нем"., Он подошел к своей тете и сказал: "Я думаю, что работа легкая. Дядя Боб может это сделать, и я тоже." Его тетя улыбнулась, но ничего не сказала. что-нибудь. Когда вечером дядя Билла вернулся домой, его жена сказала ему, что Билл хочет работать в банке, и дядя сказал: "Это хорошая идея, но в моем банке сейчас нет работы." Поэтому Билл пошел в несколько других банков и попросил работу, и в конце концов он ее получил. - Вы можете поработать здесь месяц, - сказал управляющий, - а потом, если будете достаточно хороши, можете остаться. Первый месяц ты будешь работать с мистером Анвином. Он возьмет тебя с собой, обучит и доложит мне о тебе. Мистер Анвин был одним из других клерков в банке и работал там уже много лет.Он водил Билла по всему банку, и Билл многому у него научился. Некоторые из этих уроков были нелегкими. И вот однажды Мистер Анвин дал Биллу несколько банкнот по одному фунту. -Пересчитай их, - приказал он. - Там должна быть сотня. Если их нет, скажи мне. И постарайся не делать ошибок. Билл сел рядом с мистером Анвином и принялся пересчитывать банкноты. Но он был ленив, и когда пересчитал половину из них, то почувствовал усталость. - Пятьдесят один, пятьдесят два, пятьдесят три,-сказал он, потом остановился, посмотрел на Мистера Анвина и указал на банкноты. так-Ну что ж, - сказал он, - если они до сих пор были правы, то все они будут правы, не так ли?

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Answer 2

While Bill was still at school, he used to earn some money by delivering newspapers. However, when he left school, he was ready to get a proper job. He decided that he would work in a bank because his uncle had always worked in one. Bill expressed his thoughts to his aunt, saying that he believed the work in a bank was easy since his uncle could do it.

Bill's aunt smiled but didn't say anything in response. Later that evening, when Bill's uncle came home, his wife informed him about Bill's interest in working in a bank. His uncle thought it was a good idea but mentioned that there were no job openings in his bank at the moment.

Undeterred, Bill decided to approach several other banks and inquire about job opportunities. After his efforts, he eventually secured a job. The manager of the bank told Bill that he could work there for a month and, if he proved to be good enough, he would be able to stay on. During the initial month, Bill would be working with Mr. Unwin, who would train him and provide reports to the manager about his progress.

Mr. Unwin, an experienced clerk at the bank, took Bill around and taught him many things. Some of these lessons were challenging for Bill. One day, Mr. Unwin gave Bill some one-pound notes and instructed him to count them. He emphasized that there should be one hundred notes and asked Bill to inform him if there were any discrepancies. Bill sat down next to Mr. Unwin and began counting the notes. However, halfway through, he became lazy and tired. He stopped at fifty-three and looked at Mr. Unwin, pointing at the notes. Bill suggested that if the count was correct up to that point, then all the remaining notes should also be correct.

Summary: Bill used to deliver newspapers while still in school. After finishing school, he wanted to work in a bank like his uncle. Although his uncle's bank had no job openings, Bill approached other banks and eventually secured a position. During his first month, he worked with Mr. Unwin, a seasoned clerk who taught him various aspects of the job. However, Bill's laziness and fatigue caused him to stop counting the one-pound notes halfway through, assuming that if the count was correct up to that point, the rest would also be correct.