Раскройте скобки, употребив нужное по смыслу время, переведите эти предложения. Аn American lady travelling in England (to get) into a compartment in a smoking carriage where an Englishman (to smoke) a pipe. For a short time she (to sit) quietly expecting that the Englishman (to stop) smoking. But when the train (to be) under way for half an hour, she (to begin) to cough and sneeze trying to show him that she (to object) to the smoke. At last. seeing that all her efforts (to fail) to attract his attention she (to address) him impatiently, “If you (to be) a gentleman you (to stop) smoking when a lady (to get) into carriage.”- “If you (to be) a lady,” (to reply) the Englishman,- “you (not to get) into a smoking carriage.”- “lf you (to bе) mу husband,“ (to say) the American lady angrily, ° “I (to give) you poison.“ The Englishman (to look) at her for a moment оr two. “Well,” he (to say) at last, - “if I (to be) your husband I (to take) it".
An American lady traveling in England got into a compartment in a smoking carriage where an Englishman was smoking a pipe. For a short time she sat quietly expecting that the Englishman would stop smoking. But when the train had been underway for half an hour, she began to cough and sneeze trying to show him that she objected to the smoke. At last, seeing that all her efforts had failed to attract his attention, she addressed him impatiently, "If you are a gentleman, you will stop smoking when a lady enters the carriage." - "If you were a lady," replied the Englishman, "you wouldn't get into a smoking carriage." - "If you were my husband," said the American lady angrily, "I would give you poison." The Englishman looked at her for a moment or two. "Well," he said at last, "if I were your husband, I would take it."
An American lady traveling in England got into a compartment in a smoking carriage where an Englishman was smoking a pipe. For a short time she sat quietly expecting that the Englishman would stop smoking. But when the train had been underway for half an hour, she began to cough and sneeze trying to show him that she objected to the smoke. At last, seeing that all her efforts had failed to attract his attention, she addressed him impatiently, "If you are a gentleman, you will stop smoking when a lady enters the carriage." - "If you were a lady," replied the Englishman, "you wouldn't get into a smoking carriage." - "If you were my husband," said the American lady angrily, "I would give you poison." The Englishman looked at her for a moment or two. "Well," he said at last, "if I were your husband, I would take it."