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нужно перевести текст ЕСЛИ МОЖНО ПОБЫСТРЕЕ:TS 46Whose Side Is He on?S: Hi, Diana! Where have you been?D: Oh, Steve, am I late? Sorry! I had to do some tidying up before I came out. S: Yea, I know. I hate getting home and finding I've still got to wash up from break­fast.D: It's not me. It's Mom. She told me to clean the room. How lucky you are to livewithout parents. S: Well, your mother is right, isn't she?D: I don't see why. It's my room, she doesn't have to tell me what to do.S: Well, I guess if you don't mind the mess and it's just your room... Personally, I like tobe able to find things in a hurry. D: I can find things when I want to. What really makes me angry is that she makes medo all sorts of stupid chores round the house every Saturday. S: Well, she can't do them all.D: She isn't going anywhere. She's got all weekend to do them.S: Oh, come on! Why should she do housework all weekend while you enjoy yourself?D: She hasn't got exams next month. I haven't got time.S: You have time to come and meet me.D: That's different. S: No, it isn't.D: Whose side are you on here? Are you going to keep lecturing me all evening or arewe going to see this concert? S: Sure. Have you brought the tickets? D:What tickets?S: I got them on Thursday and gave them to you. Don't you remember? You put them in your jeans pocket.D: Oh, no! Mom washed these jeans yesterday. I guess she never checked the pockets.Oh, I'll get very angry with her. S: Well, have a look. Anyway I don't see why she should check your pockets. D: OK. OK. Don't start that again. Oh, no! Wait a minute! This might be them. Do youthink they are alright?..

Answer 1

S 46 чьей он на ? S : Привет, Диана ! Где ты был ? D : Да, Стив, я опоздал ? К сожалению ! Я должен был сделать некоторую уборку , прежде чем я вышел . S : Да, я знаю . Я ненавижу вернуться домой и ощутить У меня еще есть , чтобы мыть руки от завтрака . D: Это не я. Это мама . Она сказала мне, чтобы убрать номер . Как тебе повезло жить без родителей. С: Ну , твоя мать права, не так ли? D: Я не понимаю, почему . Это моя комната, она не имеет , чтобы сказать мне , что делать. С: Ну , я думаю, если вы не возражаете беспорядок , и это просто ваш номер ... Лично мне нравится быть в состоянии найти вещи в спешке . D : Я могу найти вещи , когда я хочу . То, что действительно делает меня сердитым , что она заставляет меня делать всякие глупые делами вокруг дома каждую субботу. С: Ну , она не может делать их все . D : Она никуда не денется . У нее все выходные , чтобы сделать их . S : Ну, давай ! Почему она должна сделать по дому все выходные в то время как вы наслаждаетесь собой ? D : У нее нет экзаменов в следующем месяце. У меня нет времени . S : У вас есть время , чтобы приехать и встретиться со мной . D : Это совсем другое дело . С: Нет , это не так. D : На чьей ты здесь? Собираетесь ли вы держать лекции мне весь вечер или мы увидим этот концерт ? S : Конечно . Вы принесли билеты ? D: Что билеты ? S: Я получил их в четверг и дал их вам. Разве ты не помнишь ? Вы положить их в свой карман джинсов . D : О, нет ! Мама мыть эти джинсы вчера. Я предполагаю, что она никогда не проверяли карманы . О, я получу очень зол на нее. С: Ну , посмотрим . Во всяком случае я не понимаю, почему она должна проверить карманы . D : ОК. ОК. Не начинай снова. О, нет ! Минуточку ! Это может быть им . Как вы думаете, они в порядке? ..

Answer 2

TS 46: Whose Side Is He on?

S: Hi, Diana! Where have you been?

D: Oh, Steve, am I late? Sorry! I had to do some tidying up before I came out.

S: Yea, I know. I hate getting home and finding I've still got to wash up from breakfast.

D: It's not me. It's Mom. She told me to clean the room. How lucky you are to live without parents.

S: Well, your mother is right, isn't she?

D: I don't see why. It's my room, she doesn't have to tell me what to do.

S: Well, I guess if you don't mind the mess and it's just your room... Personally, I like to be able to find things in a hurry.

D: I can find things when I want to. What really makes me angry is that she makes me do all sorts of stupid chores round the house every Saturday.

S: Well, she can't do them all.

D: She isn't going anywhere. She's got all weekend to do them.

S: Oh, come on! Why should she do housework all weekend while you enjoy yourself?

D: She hasn't got exams next month. I haven't got time.

S: You have time to come and meet me.

D: That's different.

S: No, it isn't.

D: Whose side are you on here? Are you going to keep lecturing me all evening or are we going to see this concert?

S: Sure. Have you brought the tickets?

D: What tickets?

S: I got them on Thursday and gave them to you. Don't you remember? You put them in your jeans pocket.

D: Oh, no! Mom washed these jeans yesterday. I guess she never checked the pockets. Oh, I'll get very angry with her.

S: Well, have a look. Anyway, I don't see why she should check your pockets.

D: OK. OK. Don't start that again. Oh, no! Wait a minute! This might be them. Do you think they are alright?

Based on the provided conversation, it seems like Diana and Steve are discussing their different perspectives on household chores and responsibilities. Diana is frustrated with her mother's requests to do chores, while Steve suggests that it's fair for everyone to contribute to the household tasks. They also discuss attending a concert but encounter a problem with the tickets.

Unfortunately, the provided conversation does not contain any specific factual questions. If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, please let me know!