1. Николенька Болконский подошел к

1. Николенька Болконский подошел к Пьеру, бледный, с блестящими, лучистыми глазами. «Ежели бы папа был жив.. .он бы согласен был с вами? » (Л. Толстой)
2. Она ахнула (to moan), пошатнулась и наверно бы упала, если бы Базаров не поддержал ее. (Тургенев)
3. Если бы Григорий Иванович мог предвидеть эту встречу, то конечно б он поворотил в сторону (to turn in another direction)... (Пушкин)
4. Нет, у меня нет и гордости. Если бы была гордость, я не поставил бы себя (to put oneself) в такое положение. (Л. Толстой)
5. Если бы он мог слышать, что говорили ее родители в этот вечер, если б он мог перенестись на точку зрения семьи (to put oneself at the point of view of somebody) и узнать, что Кити будет несчастна, если он не женится на ней, он бы очень удивился и не поверил бы этому. (Л. Толстой)
6. «Да приезжай теперь ко мне» , — сказал Левин.. .«Я бы приехал к тебе, если бы знал, что не найду Сергея Ивановича» . (Л. Толстой)
7. Он бы тотчас ушел, если бы не Лиза.. .(Тургенев)
8. Ежели бы княжна Марья в состоянии была думать в эту минуту, она еще более чем m-lle Bourienne удивилась бы перемене, происшедшей в ней
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Результаты (английский) 1:

1. Little Nicholas Bolkonsky approached Pierre, pale, with shining, radiant eyes. "If dad were alive ... He would agree with you? (L. Tolstoy) 2. She gasped (to moan), shaken and probably would be dropped if the Bazaars did not support it. (Turgenev) 3. If Grigory Ivanovich could have foreseen this, then of course he povorotil aside (to turn in another direction). (Pushkin) 4. No, I have no pride. If there was pride, I would not put myself (to put oneself) in this situation. (L. Tolstoy) 5. If he could hear that talked her parents this evening, if he could have carried on the family's point of view (to put oneself at the point of view of somebody) and find out what Kitty would be unhappy if he didn't marry her, he would be very surprised and could not believe it. (L. Tolstoy) 6. Yes come to me now, "said Levin.. .« I would come to you, if I knew that found Sergei Ivanovich. (L. Tolstoy) 7. He would have immediately gone if not for Lisa ... . (Turgenev) 8. If would be Princess Marya able to think at this moment, it's still more than m-lle Bourienne surprised would change on it Like

Результаты (английский) 2:

1. Nicholas Bolkonsky went up to Pierre, pale and with shining, radiant eyes. "If the pope would have been alive .. .It would agree with you? "(Leo Tolstoy)
2. She gasped (to moan), shaken, and would probably have fallen if Bazarov did not support it. (Turgenev)
3. If Grigory could foresee this meeting, then of course he had a turn towards (to turn in another direction) ... ( Pushkin)
4. No, I have no pride. If there was pride, I would not put myself (to put oneself) in such a position. (Leo Tolstoy)
5. If he could hear what was said her parents that night, if he could travel back to the family's point of view (to put oneself at the point of view of somebody) and learn that Kitty would be unhappy if he did not marry her, he would be very surprised and could not believe it. (Leo Tolstoy)
6. "Yes, come to me now," - said Levin .. "I would come to you if I knew, I should not find Sergey Ivanovitch.". (Leo Tolstoy)
7. He would have immediately gone if not for Lisa ... (Turgenev)
8. If to Princess Mary was able to think at this moment, it is even more than the m-lle Bourienne be surprised change occurring in it
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Результаты (английский) 3:

1. nicholas bolkonsky came up to pierre, pale, bright, wide eyed. "if dad was still alive. he would agree with you? "(l). fat)2. she ахнула (to moan), cracked, and probably would have gone if markets don"t support it. (turgenev)3. if grigory ivanovich could predict the meeting, of course he would поворотил aside (to turn in another direction). (pushkin)4. no, i have no pride. if there was pride, i wouldn"t have put myself (to put oneself) in that position. (l). fat)5. if he could hear, saying her parents this evening if he could go to the view of the family (to put oneself at the point of view of somebody) and find out that kitty would be unhappy if he didn"t marry her, he would be very surprised and wouldn"t believe it. (l). fat)6. "oh come now to me," said levin. .« i would come to you if i knew i wouldn"t find sergei ивановича». (l). fat)7. he would have immediately gone, if not lisa. (turgenev).8. if princess maria able was thinking at that moment, she more than m - le Bourienne surprised would change that occurred in herlike