1. Люди должны помогать друг другу.

1. Люди должны помогать друг другу. 2. Таня и Настя — двойняшки, и они не могут жить друг без друга. 3. — Я голоден. — Я тоже. 4. Никогда ничего нельзя знать наверняка. 5. Ужасно, когда ты не можешь вспомнить чье-либо имя. 6. — Какой арбуз хотите купить? — Большой, пожалуйста. 7. — Мне нужна пара туфель. — А как насчет тех, что ты купила месяц назад? — Они уже не мои, моя сестренка носит их. 8. Откройте дверь, дети, это я, ваша няня. 9. Они построили дом сами. Никто им не помогал. 10. Они для себя построили дом. 11. Призы были вручены самим президентом. 12. Все дети любят сказки. 13. Всем детям очень понравилась сказка. 14. У мужчин, как правило, мало терпения. 15. Немного терпения, и все будет в порядке. 16. — Еще немного сала¬та? — Больше мне не нужно, спасибо. 17. Многие пытались открыть эту тайну, многое все еще остается неясным. 18. Ни одно из двух предложений мне не подходит. Они оба неинтересны. 19. Бабушка поцеловала меня сначала в одну щечку, потом в другую

Результаты (английский) 1:

1. People need to help each other. 2. Tanya and Nastya-twins, and they cannot live without each other. 3.-I'm hungry. — I do too. 4. nothing can Ever know for sure. 5. Awful when you can't remember someone's name. 6. What do you want to buy a watermelon? -Large, please. 7. I need a pair of shoes. -And what about those that you bought a month ago? — They're not mine, my sister wears them. 8. Open the door, kids, it's me, your nanny. 9. They built the House themselves. No they have not helped. 10. They built a House for himself. 11. Prizes were awarded by the President himself. 12. all children love fairy tales. 13. All children really enjoyed the tale. 14. Men tend to have little patience. 15. A little bit of patience, and you'll be fine. 16. — a little more lard ¬ Ta? — I do not need Anymore, thanks. 17. Many tried to open this secret, much still remains unclear. 18. Neither of the two proposals is not suitable for me. They are both uninteresting. 19. Granny kissed me first one cheek, then the other

Результаты (английский) 2:

1. People should help each other. 2. Tanya and Nastya - twins, and they can not live without each other. 3. - I'm hungry. - I also. 4. Do nothing can be known for sure. 5. terrible when you can not remember someone's name. 6. - What watermelon want to buy? - Large, please. 7. - I need a pair of shoes. - What about the ones that you bought last month? - They're not mine, my sister wears them. 8. Open the door, children, it's me, your nanny. 9. They built the house themselves. No they did not help. 10. They built a house for himself. 11. Prizes were awarded by the President himself. 12. All children love stories. 13. All the children liked the tale. 14. Men tend little patience. 15. A little patience, and all will be fine. 16. - A little more sala¬ta? - I do not need more, thanks. 17. Many have tried to discover the secret, much still remains unclear. 18. Neither of the two proposals do not suit me. Both of them are not interested. 19. Grandma kissed me first on one cheek, then the other

Результаты (английский) 3:

1. people should help each other. 2. tanya and anastasia are twins, and they can"t live without each other. 3. - i"m hungry. - me, too. 4. nothing can"t know for sure. 5. so, when you can"t remember someone"s name. 6. want to buy a watermelon? - great, please. 7. i need a pair of shoes. - what about the ones you bought a month ago? - they"re not mine, my sister wears them. 8. open the door, children, it"s your nanny. 9. they built the house themselves. nobody helped. 10. they have built the house for himself. 11. prizes were awarded to the president himself. 12. all children love fairy tales. 13. all the children liked the story. 14. for men, usually a little patience. 15. a little patience, and everything will be fine. 16. - a little more сала¬та? - i don"t need any more, thank you. 17. many have tried to open this mystery, much still remains unclear. 18. none of the two proposals, one is not fit for me. they are both interesting. 19. grandma gave me first in one cheek, then the other