Помогите с переводомRead Bill's letter in your textbook and write 8 yes/no and Wh-questions about his familyHello, Taras! Thank you for your letter. You are lucky your mother is a housewife. My mother is not. When father goes t...

Помогите с переводом Read Bill's letter in your textbook and write 8 yes/no and Wh-questions about his family Hello, Taras!  Thank you for your letter. You are lucky your mother is a housewife. My mother is not. When father goes to work, she goes to work with him, too. We, children, must help her about the house. My sister does the ironing and washing-up. I go shopping and feed our pet. Sometimes I help dad to fix things. Mum doesn't like when it is not clean in the house. She says, "The right thing in the right place". So, we tidy our rooms, sweep the floor and water the flowers. Today mum is very tired and I want to help her. I am going to do the shopping. There is some milk but there isn't any bread in the house. I should go to the shop and get some white bread and a jar of jam. Kate wants to make some toasts for tea. She is good at making toasts. You know, we are big tea-drinkers. We have tea several times a day. We often drink it with milk. We, Englishmen, love our homes. "There is no place like home,"- people in Britain say.We like to have pets at home and do gardening.There are always lots of flowers in front of houses. You can come and see. We are glad to meet you in England. Bye for now, Bill.  1.How does Bill help mum about the house? 2. What do his brother and sister do? 3. What does Bill's mother like to say? 4. What does Bill usually do if Mum is tired? 5. What is Kate good at? 6.Are the British people big tea-drinkers? 7. Do people in Britain drink tea with milk or lemon? 8. What do people in Britain like to say?