style="font-size:15px;"> “Why are you wearing odd socks?”
“I could not find the paired ones.”
120.
“Have you managed to find paired socks?”
“Yes, I have. I found them a minute ago.”
121.
“Put on your shirt.”
“I’ve put it on.”
122.
“Button up your shirt.”
“I’m buttoning it up.”
123.
“Put on your t-shirt.”
“I have put it on.”
124.
“Put on your pants.”
“I have put them on.”
125.
“Your zipper is undone. Pull it up.”
“Thanks for the hint.”
126.
“Tuck in your shirt.”
“No, I wear it outside my pants.”
127.
“Put on your dress.”
“I have put it on.”
128.
“Your skirt is on back to front.”
“No, it is on straight.”
129.
“Your pullover is on inside out.”
“No, it’s all right.”
130.
“Put on your shoes.”
“Okay.”
131.
“Tie up your shoelaces.”
“I’m tying them up.”
132.
“Have you gotten dressed?” (“Have you got dressed?” – BRIT)
“Yes, we have.”
Having Breakfast (За́втрак)
133
“Go to the kitchen.”
“I am going.”
– Иди́ на ку́хню.
– Иду́.
ку́хню (ку́хня) – kitchen
134
“Sit down at the table.”
“I’ve sat down.”
– Сади́сь за стол.
– Я сел.
сади́сь (сади́ться) – sit down
стол – table
сел (сесть) – sat down
135
“Are you hungry?”
“I’m very hungry!”
– Ты голодна́?
– Я о́чень голодна́!
голодна́ (голо́дный) – hungry
о́чень – very
136
“What will we have for breakfast?”
“I’m going to toast the sliced bread.”
– Что у нас бу́дет на за́втрак?
– Я собира́юсь поджа́ритьнаре́занный хлеб.
нас (мы) – us
бу́дет (быть) – will (be)
за́втрак – breakfast
поджа́рить – toast
наре́занный – sliced
хлеб – bread
137
“Is the toast ready?”
“Yes, it is.”
– То́ст гото́в?
– Да, гото́в.
то́ст – toast
гото́в – ready
138
“Open a pack of butter.”
“I’ve opened it.”
– Раскро́й
