8. Мальчику не улыбалась мысль рабо

8. Мальчику не улыбалась мысль работать в такое чудесное утро, и он просил тетю Полли простить его за то, что он ее ослушался. 9. Тому не; удалось заставить Джима работать вместо себя: пришла тетя Полли и запретила Джиму белить забор. 10. Он осмотрел свои сокровища, но их было немного, и ему пришлось отказаться от мысли уговорить мальчиков помочь ему белить забор. 11. Но вскоре ему пришла в голову блестящая мысль, и он принялся за работу (to set to work) с таким видом, как будто он ничего не имел против того (to mind), чтобы белить забор в это солнечное утро. 12. Когда пришел Бен, Том продолжал работать, не обращая внимания на товарища. 13. Бен смотрел на Тома с удивлением: Том работал в субботу, и Бену казалось, что он работает с удовольствием (to enjoy the work). 14. Наконец, Том повернулся к Бену и сказал, что все зависит от того, нравится ли тебе работа или нет. 15. После этого дело представилось в новом свете (that put the thing in a new light), и Бен не мог не позавидовать приятелю. 16. Он попросил, Тома позволить ему поработать. «Ты можешь положиться на то, что я сделаю это хорошо», — сказал он. 17. Том ответил, что тетя Полли будет возражать против того, чтобы Бен белил забор. 18. Но Бен упорно просил (to keep on) Тома дать ему поработать, и тот, наконец, согласился. 19. Бен гордился тем, что Делает такую трудную работу. 20. Тетя Полли была уверена, что Том давно уже перестал (to leave off) работать и убежал на речку. 21. Она была очень удивлена, что Том так хорошо и быстро побелил забор. 22. Она сказала, что мальчик заслуживает награды, и дала ему большое яблоко.

Результаты (английский) 1:

8. The boy not smiled this work thought beautiful morning, and he asked Aunt Polly to forgive him for having disobeyed her. 9. Do not; managed to get Jim to work place: came Aunt Polly and banned Jim bleached fence. 10. He inspected its treasures, but they were a little bit, and he had to abandon the thought to persuade the boys to help him whiten fence. 11. But he soon came up with a brilliant idea and he set to work (to set to work) with a look as if he had nothing against (to mind) to whiten the fence in this sunny morning. 12. When Ben, Tom continued to work, not paying attention to a comrade. 13. Ben looked at Tom with a surprise: That worked Saturday, and Ben thought he works with pleasure (to enjoy the work). 14. Finally, Tom turned to Ben and said, it all depends on whether you like it or not. 15. After this thing was in the new world (that put the thing in a new light), and Ben couldn't help but envy his friend. 16. He asked Tom to let him work. "You can rely on what I'll do it well," he said. 17. Tom responded that Aunt Polly will oppose to Ben whitewash the fence. 18. But Ben persistently requested (to keep on) the volume to give him work and he finally agreed. 19. Ben proud, that does the hard work. 20. Aunt Polly was convinced that Tom has long ceased (to leave off) work and ran away to the river. 21. She was surprised that so well and fast pobelil fence. 22. She said that the boy deserves the award, and gave him the Big Apple.

Результаты (английский) 2:

8. The boy did not relish the idea to work in such a wonderful morning, and he asked Aunt Polly to forgive him for what he had disobeyed her. 9. Him not; Jim managed to get to work instead of yourself, Aunt Polly came and forbade Jim whitewash a fence. 10. He inspected its treasures, but they were few, and he had to abandon the idea to persuade the boys to help him whitewash the fence. 11. But soon he came up with a brilliant idea, and he set to work (to set to work) with a look as if he had nothing against it (to mind), to whitewash the fence in this sunny morning. 12. When it was Ben, Tom continued to work without paying attention to the friend. 13. Ben looked at Tom with a surprise: Tom has worked on a Saturday, and Ben felt that he works with pleasure (to enjoy the work). 14. Finally, Tom turned to Ben and said that it all depends on whether you like the job or not. 15. After that, the case pictured in a new light (that put the thing in a new light), and Ben could not help but envy his friend. 16. He asked Tom to let him work. "You can rely on the fact that I do it well", - he said. 17. Tom replied that Aunt Polly would oppose to Ben whitewashing. 18. But Ben persistently asked (to keep on) Tom let it run, and he finally agreed. 19. Ben was proud of the fact that to do such a difficult job. 20. Aunt Polly was sure that Tom had long ceased (to leave off) to work and ran to the river. 21. She was very surprised that Tom so well and quickly whitewashed fence. 22. She said that the boy deserves an award, and gave him the big apple.