Предмет: Английский язык, автор: fvg2

Помогите пж Переведите этот текст Live High Up. In the South of England, near Surrey, Elspeth Beard, the famous architect has got a very unusual house. It's a water tower, 130 ft* tall. The house is 100 years old. The tower has got six floors. There is a reception room on the ground floor. The bedrooms are on the first, second and thind floors. They have all got their own bathrooms. The kitchen is on the fifth floor and the living room is on the fifth floor. These are 142 steps to the roof, 88 to. the kitchen and 113 to the living room. It's a great way to keep fit as there isn't a lift. That's the price you pay for living hing up!

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Жить Высоко. На юге Англии, недалеко от Суррей, Элспет Борода, знаменитый архитектор получил очень необычный дом. Это водонапорная башня, 130 футов высотой. Дому 100 лет. Башня имеет шесть этажей. Есть приемная на основном этаже. Спальни находятся на первом, втором и третьем. Они все получили свои собственные ванные комнаты. Кухня на пятом этаже и гостиная находится на пятом этаже. Это 142 шага на крышу, 88 на кухню и 113 в гостиную. Это отличный способ поддерживать здоровье при отсутствии лифта. Это цена, которую вы платите за жилье на высоте!      ...Переводил сам...
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