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ПОМОГИТЕ С ПЕРЕВОДОМ Reading Read the dialogue. What topics are discussed in this conversation? Trevor: It was your first time in Australia, wasn't it? Pat: Oh, yes! of Australia? hrevor: And what are your first impressions It's an amazing country! Their summers are in winter. Australian animals are pretty funny. Their bears live in trees and are vegetarians. Trevor: They are probably kept as pets. Pat: No. The Australians keep duckbills as pets. Trevor: What's a duck bill? water, lays Pat: A duckbill is a mammal that lives in the eggs, has a bill and sings like a nightingale Trevor: Something like "get three for the price of one' Pat: Exactly. And Australia has the biggest grasshoppers in the world Trevor: Really? What are they called? Pat: Kangaroos. The Australians hunt them with boomerangs That's why male kangaroos are called "boomers' in Australian slang. Trevor: What's a boomerang? Pat: It's a kind of a coat hanger. You throw it away and it comes back. Trevor: What language do the Australians speak? Pat: Their own variety of English. Australian English is spoken all over the country. Trevor: Is Australian English different from British English? Pat: Mmm... Yes, as different as British English from Ameri English. The basic language is the same but the accent i different and some words and phrases are different. At least it's easy to understand Vocab In Australia someone who is not particularly basic smart 'doesn't have enough brains to give himself a headache' or is 'lamb-brained' prett Trevor: Pretty straightforward, isn't it? Are you going to write an article about Australia own. parti today? Pat: No, I'm invited to a party, see you tomorrow accel slant Trevor: See you later

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Чтение прочитать диалог. Какие темы обсуждаются в этой беседе? Тревор: это был первый раз в Австралии, не так ли? ПЭТ: О, да! Австралии? hrevor: и каковы ваши первые впечатления это удивительная страна! Их лето в зиму. Австралийские животные довольно забавно. Их медведи живут на деревьях и являются вегетарианцами. Тревор: они, вероятно, держали в качестве домашних животных. ПЭТ: Нет. Австралийцы опломбированы держать в качестве домашних животных. Тревор: что утиный клюв? вода, лежит Пат: а Утконос-это млекопитающее, живет в яйцах, имеет клюв и поет как Соловей Тревор: что-то вроде "три по цене одного' погладить: точно. И Австралия имеет самые большие кузнечики в мире Тревор: действительно? Как она называется? ПЭТ: Кенгуру. Австралийцы охотятся на них с бумеранги поэтому самца кенгуру называют "бумеры" в австралийском сленге. Тревор: что такое бумеранг? ПЭТ: это своего рода плечики. Выброси его, и он возвращается. Тревор: на каком языке говорят австралийцы? ПЭТ: собственным многообразием английского языка. Австралии на английском языке говорят по всей стране. Тревор: это Австралийский английский отличается от британского английского? ПЭТ: МММ... да, как отличается британский английский от Амери английский. Базовый язык-это то же самое, но акцент я разные и некоторые слова и фразы бывают разные. По крайней мере, это легко понять словарь в Австралии кто-то, кто не особенно основные умных "не хватает мозгов придумать себе головную боль' или 'ягненок мозгом' доволь Тревор: довольно прямолинейно, не так ли? Вы собираетесь написать статью об Австралии собственные. пати сегодня? ПЭТ: нет, я приглашен на вечеринку, увидимся завтра разг уклоном Тревор: увидимся позже

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In this conversation, Trevor and Pat discuss various topics related to Australia. Here's a breakdown of the topics discussed:

1. Trevor asks Pat if it was her first time in Australia. 2. Pat expresses her enthusiasm about Australia and shares her first impressions, mentioning the country's unique seasons and funny Australian animals. 3. Trevor suggests that the animals Pat mentioned are probably kept as pets, but Pat clarifies that Australians keep duckbills as pets, explaining that they are mammals that lay eggs, have bills, and sing like nightingales. 4. Pat mentions that Australia has the biggest grasshoppers in the world, which Trevor finds interesting. Pat jokingly states that Australians hunt kangaroos with boomerangs, hence the term "boomers" for male kangaroos in Australian slang. 5. Trevor asks about the boomerang, and Pat describes it as a kind of coat hanger that you throw away and it comes back. 6. Trevor inquires about the language spoken in Australia, and Pat explains that Australians speak their own variety of English called Australian English, which is spoken all over the country. 7. Trevor asks if Australian English is different from British English, and Pat confirms that it is, comparing it to the difference between British English and American English. She notes that the basic language is the same, but the accent and some words and phrases are different. 8. Trevor comments on the interesting vocabulary used in Australia, such as the expressions "lamb-brained" and "pretty straightforward." 9. Trevor asks if Pat is going to write an article about Australia, but she clarifies that she is invited to a party and will see him tomorrow.

Overall, the conversation revolves around Pat's first impressions of Australia, Australian animals, cultural aspects like boomerangs and Australian English, and their plans for the future.