In summer I (поехал) to Scarboro. W

In summer I (поехал) to Scarboro. When I (прибыл) there it was late afternoon. After dinner I put on my raincoat and went out for a walk. It was а (пасмурный) day, the sky (было покрыто) with clouds, and it was raining a little. The wind was very strong and it was difficult to walk, but I wanted some air. (Во время того, как) I (продвигался) slowly along the (тихой) (пустой) street I saw (незнакомого мне человека). Не first (прошел мимо) me, but then he stopped."Is that you, old man?" he (крикнул). "It's (прекрасно) to see you! I was never so glad to see you in my (всю) life!"I (повернул) my head. It was Jones."Why, what are you doing here? What's the (дело)?" I said. "And aren't you cold?" Jones (был одет в) flannel trousers and a thin shirt. "Why don't you go home?""I cannot," he answered. "I forgot the name of the hotel where my wife and I (остановились). Take me with you and give me something to eat.""Haven't you any money?" I asked."(Ни единого) penny. We (добрались) here from York, my wife and I, at (около) eleven. We (оставили) our things at the station and went to a hotel. I (сменил) my clothes and (вышел погулять). The sun was shining brightly and there was nothing in the прогноз погоды about rain. But I forgot to take the address.""Can you (описать) the street or the house?"
"No," he said sadly.
"Well, I'm (уверен) that we'll (выясним) where you live soon (достаточно)," Isaid. I took him to my hotel and (накормил его). Here we (обсудили) the situation. We then (начали) telephoning all the hotels in Scarboro. We did it so well that next afternoon Jones found both his hotel and his wife.

Результаты (английский) 1:

In summer I (went) to Scarboro. When I (came) there it was late afternoon. After dinner I put on my raincoat and went out for a walk. It was a (bad) day, the sky (covered) with clouds, and it was raining a little. The wind was very strong and it was difficult to walk, but I wanted some air. (While) I (moved) slowly along the (quiet) (empty) street I saw (unknown to me). Not first (passed) me, but then he stopped. " Is that you, old man? "he (yelled). "It's (great) to see you! I was never so glad to see you in my (all) life! " I (turned) my head. It was Jones. " Why, what are you doing here? What's the (case)? " I said. "And aren't you cold?" Jones (wearing) flannel trousers and a thin t-shirt. "Why don't you go home?" " I cannot, "he answered. "I forgot the name of the hotel where my wife and I (stopped). Take me with you and give me something to eat. "" Haven't you any money? " I asked. " (A) penny. We (got) here from York, my wife and I, at (about) eleven. We (left) our things at the station and went to a hotel. (I) (replaced) my clothes and (in a walk). The sun was shining brightly and there was nothing in the weather forecast about rain. But I forgot to take the address. "" Can you (describe) the street or the house? ""No," he said sadly."Well, I'm (I'm sure) that we'll (find out) where you live soon (enough)," Isaid. I took him to my hotel and (his). Here we (discussed) the situation. We then (have begun) telephoning all the hotels in Scarboro. We did it so well that next afternoon Jones found both his hotel and his wife.

Результаты (английский) 2:

In summer I (went) to Scarboro. When I (arrived) there it was late afternoon. After dinner I put on my raincoat and went out for a walk. It was a (cloudy) day, the sky (it was covered) with clouds, and it was raining a little. The wind was very strong and it was difficult to walk, but I wanted some air. (At the time I am) I (moved) slowly along the (quiet) (empty) street I saw (a stranger to me). Not first (passed) me, but then he stopped. "Is that you, old man?" he (cried). "It's (great) to see you! I was never so glad to see you in my ( whole) life!" I (turned) my head. It was Jones. "Why, what are you doing here? What's the ( business)?" I said. "And are not you cold?" Jones (dressed in) flannel trousers and a thin shirt. "Why do not you go home? " "I can not," he answered. "I forgot the name of the hotel where my wife and I ( stop). Take me with you and give me something to eat." "Have not you any money?" I asked. "(Not a) penny. We (got) here from York, my wife and I, at ( approximately) eleven. We (left) our things at the station and went to a hotel. I ( replaced) my clothes and (went for a walk). the sun was shining brightly and there was nothing in the weather forecast about rain. But I forgot to take the address. "" Can you ( describe) the street or the house? "
"No," he said sadly.
"Well, I'm (sure) that we'll (find out) where you live soon (enough)," Isaid. I took him to my hotel and (fed him). Here we (we discuss) the situation. We then (started) telephoning all the hotels in Scarboro. We did it so well that next afternoon Jones found both his hotel and his wife.