Помогите перевести в косвенную речь, пожалуйста!!! The Brown Family at Breakfast. Part I Arthur: Has the post come yet, Robert? Robert: Yes. There were only two letters, one for you and mother, and one for me. Eileen...

Помогите перевести в косвенную речь, пожалуйста!!! The Brown Family at Breakfast. Part I Arthur: Has the post come yet, Robert? Robert: Yes. There were only two letters, one for you and mother, and one for me. Eileen: Nothing for me? R: Of course not. E: Why "of course not"? R: Well, you never write to anyone. You've never written a letter in your life. E: I have. R: You haven't. Jane: Now you two, stop arguing and get on with your breakfast. Part II A: Who was our letter from, Jane? J: Edith. Here it is. A: Have you read it? J: Yes. A: Well just tell me what she says. J: Don't you want to read it? A: I've left my glasses upstairs. Have they moved yet? J: Yes. They moved last Tuesday. A: How do they like the new house? J: They love it. A: Good. J: They've bought one or two new pieces of furniture. A: Have they got rid of that awful old sofa? J: Yes. And they've bought some new chairs for the kitchen. Part III A: Have they started on the garden? J: Oh, yes. They started on that weeks ago, I suppose. They've done the front garden. They haven't touched the back at all. A: Well, at least they've made a start. J: They've been very lucky with their neighbors. A: In what way have they been lucky? J: Well, they were very kind on the day Ann moved. A: What did they do? J: Sarah (that's the wife's name) looked after the two boys the whole day... A: How nice of her! J: And Tom (that's the husband) helped Peter to lay the carpets. A: Hm, hm. J: He's even offered to help Peter with the garden.