Перевести в косвенную речь, ! 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 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.