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We all learn foreign languages in our office. There’s a library of foreign literature near us. We like to read books in foreign languages, so we often go there. There are always a lot of people there. Comrade Smirnova goes to the library, too, because she hasn’t got English books at home/she’s in the library now.
Smirnova: Good morning.
Librarian: Good morning.
Smirnova: Have you got any interesting English books?
Librarian: Yes, we have some. Which English writers d’you like?
Smirnova: I like Dickens. I’ve read a lot of books by Dickens.
Librarian: did you read them in English or in Russian?
Smirnova: I read them in Russian in my childhood. I didn’t know English then.
Librarian: When did you begin learning English?
Smirnova: Two years ago.
Librarian: Then don’t take any books by Dickens now. They are too difficult for you. Take a book by Oscar Wilde or Jack London. Their books are easy.
Smirnova: All right. Please show me some books by Oscar Wilde, but don’t bring “The Picture of Dorian Gray.” I’ve just read it.
(The librarian goes away and soon comes back.)
Librarian: I’m very sorry, but we haven’t got any books by Oscar Wilde in at the moment. I advise you to take a book by Jack London. Shall I get you “Martin Eden” or “White Fang”?
Smirnova: Please give me “White Fang”.
Librarian: Here it is.
Smirnova: Thank you very much.
(The student takes the book and leaves the library.)

Результаты (английский) 1:

We all learn foreign languages in our office. There's a library of foreign literature near us. We like to read books in foreign languages, so we often go there. There are always a lot of people there. Comrade Smirnova goes to the library, too, because she hasn't got English books at home/she's in the library now.Smirnova: Good morning.Librarian: Good morning.Smirnova: Have you got any interesting English books?Librarian: Yes, we have some. Which English writers d'you like it?Smirnova: I like Dickens. I've read a lot of books by Dickens.Librarian: did you read them in English or in Russian?Smirnova: I read them in Russian in my childhood. I didn't know English then.Librarian: When did you begin learning English?Smirnova: Two years ago.Librarian: Then don't take any books by Dickens now. They are too difficult for you. Take a book by Oscar Wilde or Jack London. Their books are easy.Smirnova: All right. Please show me some books by Oscar Wilde, but don't bring "The Picture of Dorian Gray." I've just read it.(The librarian goes away and soon comes back.)Librarian: I'm very sorry, but we haven't got any books by Oscar Wilde in at the moment. I advise you to take a book by Jack London. Shall I get you "Martin Eden" or "White Fang"?Smirnova: Please give me "White Fang".Librarian: Here it is.Smirnova: Thank you very much.(The student takes the book and leaves the library.)

Результаты (английский) 2:

We all learn foreign languages ​​in our office. There's a library of foreign literature near us. We like to read books in foreign languages, so we often go there. There are always a lot of people there. Comrade Smirnova goes to the library, too, because she has not got English books at home / she's in the library now.
Smirnova: Good morning.
Librarian: Good morning.
Smirnova: Have you got any interesting English books?
Librarian: Yes, we have some. English writers d'Which you like?
Smirnova: I like Dickens. A've read I lot of books by Dickens.
Librarian: did you read them in English or in Russian?
Smirnova: I read them in Russian in my childhood. Did not know I then English.
Librarian: When did you begin learning English?
Smirnova: Two years ago.
Librarian: Then do not take any books by Dickens now. They are too difficult for you. Take a book by Oscar Wilde or Jack London. Books are easy Their.
Smirnova: All right. Show me some Please books by Oscar Wilde, but do not bring "The Picture of Dorian Gray." I've just read it.
(The librarian goes away and comes back soon.)
Librarian: I'm very sorry, but we have not got any books by Oscar Wilde in at the moment. I advise you to take a book by Jack London. I get you Shall "Martin Eden" or "White Fang"?
Smirnova: Please give me "White Fang".
Librarian: Here it is.
Smirnova: Thank The Following you very much.
(The student takes the book and leaves the library.)

Результаты (английский) 3:

we all learn foreign languages in our office. there's a library of foreign literature and the us. i like to read books in foreign languages, so we often go there. there are always a lot of people there. comrade Smirnova goes to the library, too, and she hasn't got english books at home / she's in the library now. Smirnova: good morning.
Librarian: good morning.
Smirnova:have you got any interesting english books?
Librarian: yes, we have some. which english king d 'you like?
Smirnova: i like Dickens. i've read a lot of books by Dickens.
Librarian: did you read them in english or in english?
Smirnova: i read them in english in my childhood. i didn't know english then.
Librarian: when did you begin learning english?
Smirnova: two years ago. Librarian:then don't take any books by Dickens now. they are too difficult for you. take a book by oscar wilde and jack london. their books are easy.
Smirnova: all right. please show me some books by oscar wilde, but don't bring "the picture of Dorian gray." i've just read it. "(the librarian goes away and soon comes back.)
Librarian: i 'm very sorry.but we haven't got any books by oscar wilde in at the moment. i advise you to take a book by jack london. shall i get you "martin eden" or "white fang"?
Smirnova: please give me the "white fang".
Librarian: here it is. - Smirnova: thank you very much. "(the student takes the book and leaves the library.).