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A BUSINESS TRANSACTION

One afternoon Mr. Wallis who (to live) far from the centre of London (to walk) home. It already (to get dark), when Mr. Wallis (to come) to a street where there (to be) no people. Suddenly a man (to stop) him and (to ask) if he (to buy) a cat from him. As Mr. Wallis not (to want) to buy the cat, the man aimed his pistol (револьвер) at him.

"How much (to want) you for it?" (to ask) Mr. Wallis. "It's not expensive. Five hundred pounds only," (to be) the reply.

So Mr. Wallis (to have) to sign a cheque for £ 500 and the man (to give) him the cat.

Several years (to pass). One day Mr. Wallis (to go shopping). When he (to call at) a small shop he recognized (узнал) the man who (to sell) him the white cat several years before.

Mr. Wallis (to leave) the shop and a little later (to come back).

"I (to bring) a white cat. You (to buy) it?" (to smile) Mr. Wallis. "It is one of the lovely kittens (котят) of the white cat that you (to sell) me several years ago. I (to advise) you to buy it." The man understood everything. He (to tell) Mr. Wallis that he (to pay) him for the cat if Mr. Wallis not (to tell) the police about it and if he never (to come) to the shop again.

"How much (to cost) it now?" he (to ask). "Seven hundred pounds," (to answer) Mr. Wallis, "because I (to want) to get some interest (проценты) on my money."

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1. Mr. Wallis who (to live) far from the centre of London (to walk) home.
   • Mr. Wallis who lived far from the centre of London was walking home.
2. It already (to get dark), when Mr. Wallis (to come) to a street where there (to be) no people.
   • It already was getting dark, when Mr. Wallis came to a street where there were no people.
3. Suddenly a man (to stop) him and (to ask) if he (to buy) a cat from him.
   • Suddenly a man stopped him and asked if he wanted to buy a cat from him.
4. As Mr. Wallis not (to want) to buy the cat, the man aimed his pistol at him.
   • As Mr. Wallis did not want to buy the cat, the man aimed his pistol at him.
5. "How much (to want) you for it?" (to ask) Mr. Wallis.
   • "How much do you want for it?" asked Mr. Wallis.
6. "It's not expensive. Five hundred pounds only," (to be) the reply.
   • "It's not expensive. Five hundred pounds only," was the reply.
7. So Mr. Wallis (to have) to sign a cheque for £ 500 and the man (to give) him the cat.
   • So Mr. Wallis had to sign a cheque for £ 500 and the man gave him the cat.
8. Several years (to pass).
   • Several years passed.
9. One day Mr. Wallis (to go shopping).
   • One day Mr. Wallis went shopping.
10. When he (to call at) a small shop he recognized the man who (to sell) him the white cat several years before.
    • When he called at a small shop he recognized the man who had sold him the white cat several years before.
11. Mr. Wallis (to leave) the shop and a little later (to come back).
    • Mr. Wallis left the shop and a little later came back.
12. "I (to bring) a white cat. You (to buy) it?" (to smile) Mr. Wallis.
    • "I brought a white cat. You bought it?" smiled Mr. Wallis.
13. "It is one of the lovely kittens of the white cat that you (to sell) me several years ago. I (to advise) you to buy it."
    • "It is one of the lovely kittens of the white cat that you sold me several years ago. I advise you to buy it."
14. The man understood everything.
    • The man understood everything.
15. He (to tell) Mr. Wallis that he (to pay) him for the cat if Mr. Wallis not (to tell) the police about it and if he never (to come) to the shop again.
    • He told Mr. Wallis that he would pay him for the cat if Mr. Wallis did not tell the police about it and if he never came to the shop again.
16. "How much (to cost) it now?" he (to ask).
    • "How much does it cost now?" he asked.
17. "Seven hundred pounds," (to answer) Mr. Wallis, "because I (to want) to get some interest on my money."
    • "Seven hundred pounds," answered Mr. Wallis, "because I want to get some interest on my money."

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БИЗНЕС-ТРАНЗАКЦИЯ

Однажды днем мистер Уоллис, который жил далеко от центра Лондона, шел домой. Уже темнело, когда мистер Уоллис пришел на улицу, где не было людей. Вдруг к нему подошел мужчина и спросил, не хочет ли он купить у него кота. Поскольку мистер Уоллис не хотел покупать кота, мужчина направил на него пистолет. "Сколько ты хочешь за него?" - спросил мистер Уоллис. "Это недорого. Всего пятьсот фунтов," - был ответ. Так мистер Уоллис вынужден был подписать чек на 500 фунтов, и мужчина отдал ему кота. Прошло несколько лет. Однажды мистер Уоллис пошел за покупками. Когда он зашел в небольшой магазин, он узнал мужчину, который несколько лет назад продал ему белого кота. Мистер Уоллис вышел из магазина, а немного позже вернулся. "Я принес белого кота. Ты его купил?" - улыбнулся мистер Уоллис. "Это один из милых котят белого кота, которого ты продал мне несколько лет назад. Я советую тебе его купить." Мужчина все понял. Он сказал мистеру Уоллису, что заплатит ему за кота, если мистер Уоллис не расскажет полиции об этом и если он никогда больше не придет в магазин. "Сколько он стоит сейчас?" - спросил он. "Семьсот фунтов," - ответил мистер Уоллис, "потому что я хочу получить некоторые проценты на свои деньги."