Переведите поалуйста public transport i would like to tell you about public transport. there is a lot of kinds of public transport in our city. for example, a bus, a trolleybus, a tram, a suburban electric train and metropolitan. to begin with the most important transport, a bus. the majority of people use a bus to get to their job every day. elderly people use a trolleybus, because it is more quiet and cheaper for them. also, there is a conductor and people can save their money if they have some privilege. a tram moves only along the rails and during the traffic a bus is more maneuver than a tram. some people use an electric train. it is the mostcomfortable and the fastest way to get to their job, without traffic jam. if you have to do a lot of transfers, this kind of transport is suitable for you. in many cities people use metropolitan, the fastest way to cross the city, but it is uncomfortable because of the crowd. in our city underground is too short and you cannot get even to the center of the city. to tell about environmental pollution, i think that both public transport and your own car pollute it equally. on the whole, i would like to say that i prefer my own car, because it is more comfortable, you sit in comfortable salon without the crowd and you do not depend on the route. of course, it is too expensive, but i do not think about it.

Общественный транспортЯ хотел бы рассказать вам о общественном транспорте.Существует много видов общественного транспорта в нашем городе. Например, автобус, троллейбус, трамвай, пригородная электричка и столичный.Начнем с самого важного транспорта, автобус. Большинство людей используют автобус, чтобы добраться до своей работы каждый день. Пожилые люди используют троллейбус, потому что это более тихо и дешевле для них. Кроме того, есть проводник, и люди могут сохранить свои деньги, если у них есть некоторые привилегии. Трамвай движется только по рельсам и во время движения автобуса является более маневренный, чем на трамвае.Некоторые люди используют электрический поезд. Это самый удобный и самый быстрый добраться до своей работы, без пробок. Если вам нужно сделать много переводов, этот вид транспорта подходит для вас.Во многих городах люди используют столичный, самый быстрый пересечь город, но это неудобно из-за толпы. В нашем городе под землей слишком коротка, и вы не можете получить даже в центре города.Рассказывать о загрязнении окружающей среды, я думаю, что и общественный транспорт и свой собственный автомобиль загрязняет его в равной степени.В целом, я хотел бы сказать, что я предпочитаю, чтобы мой собственный автомобиль, потому что это более удобно, вы сидите в салоне комфортабельного без толпы и не зависят от маршрута. Конечно, это слишком дорого, но я не думаю об этом.

1. Vera asked why their team had lost the game - it had always been very strong.
2. Tom asked Mary where she had put his book - he could not find it.
3. Fred said that he was very happy, because he had bought a very good bicycle.
4. The man asked the boys whom they were waiting for.
5. Mary said that she shouldn't go to the party the next day because she didn't feel well.
6. Walter said that they had seen a lot of places of interest when they had been travelling around Europe the previous summer.
7. Jane supposed that they would go to the theatre the next day.
8. Lena asked me not to take the books from her table, and added that she had specially prepared them for working at her report.
9. Nick's grandfather told him not to be afraid of a dog because that dog was very clever and that it wouldn't do him any harm.
10. My aunt told me that she would gladly go to the cinema with me because she hadn't seen that film and she wanted to see it very much.
11. The teacher asked the pupils which of them could answer her question.
12. She asked the doctor if he thought that simple food was better for children than rich food.

On a cold grey morning of last week I duly turned up at Euston70 to see off an old friend who was starting for America. We were very sad.

And now we were on the platform. And in the window of the railway-carriage, was the face of our friend, so sad.

 "Have you got everything?" asked one of us.

 "Yes, everything," said our friend.

 There was a long pause.

 One of us, with a nod and a forced smile at the traveller, said:

 "Well"

 The nod and the smile were returned conscientiously.

 Another pause was broken by one of us with a fit of coughing. It served to pass the time. There was no sign of the train's departure.

A middle-aged man was talking earnestly to a young lady at the next window. His fine profile was vaguely familiar to me.

In a flash I remembered. The man was Hubert Le Ros. But how he changed since last I saw him! That was seven or eight years ago, in the Strand.

 It was strange to see him, after all these years here on the platform of Euston, looking so prosperous and solid. He looked like a banker.

"Stand back, please!"

 The train was about to start and I waved farewell to my friend. Le Ros did not stand back. He stood clasping in both hands.

 "Stand back, sir. please!"

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On a cold grey morning of last week I duly turned up at Euston70 to see off an old friend who was starting for America. We were very sad.

And now we were on the platform. And in the window of the railway-carriage, was the face of our friend, so sad.

One of us, with a nod and a forced smile at the traveller, said:

 "Well"

 The nod and the smile were returned conscientiously. They served to pass the time.

A middle-aged man was talking earnestly to a young lady at the next window. His fine profile was vaguely familiar to me.

I remembered the man was Hubert Le Ros. But how he changed since last I saw him! That was seven or eight years ago, in the Strand. He looked like a banker.

"Stand back, please!"

 The train was about to start and I waved farewell to my friend. Le Ros did not stand back. He stood clasping in both hands.

 "Stand back, sir. please!"