Определите основу иронии в следующих примерах и переведите их на русский язык.

1. Their only hope was that it would never stop raining, and they had no hope because they all knew it would.

2. Late that night Hungry Joe dreamed that Huple's cat was sleeping on his face,suffocating him, and when he woke up, Huple's cat was sleeping on his face.

3. There were too many dangers for Yossarian to keep track of. There was Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo, for example, and they were all out to kill him.

4. At the end of ten days, a new group of doctors came to Yossarian with bad news: he was in perfect health and had to get out of the hospital.

5. After that, Colonel Cathcart did not trust any other colonel in the Squadron. The only good colonel, he decided, was a dead colonel, except for himself.

6. Nately had lived for almost twenty years without trauma, tension, hate, or neurosis, which was proof to Yossarian of just how crazy he really was.

7. It was already some time since the chaplain had first begun wondering what everything was all about. Was there a God? How could he be sure? Being an Anabaptist minister in the American Army was difficult enough.

2 Use the table below to ask and answer questions about a classmate. Asking for information • What's his/her name? . Where's he/she from? • How old is he/she? • Has he/she got any brothers or Mouse & Goofy sisters? Giving information • His/Her name's (Tim/Tanya). • He/She's from (Russia). • He/She's twelve (years old). • Yes, he/she's got (1 brother and 2 sisters)./No, he/she hasn't./I don't know. Ast study skills Completing a dialogue Read the dialogue and the missing sentences carefully. Always look at what comes before and after each gap.

Объяснение:

With the first day of spring, when the awakening earth puts on its garment of green, and the warm, fragrant air fans our faces and fills our lungs and appears even to penetrate to our hearts, we experience a vague, undefined longing for freedom, for happiness, a desire to run, to wander aimlessly, to breathe in the spring. The previous winter having been unusually severe, this spring feeling was like a form of intoxication in May, as if there were an overabundant supply of sap.

One morning on waking I saw from my window the blue sky glowing in the sun above the neighbouring houses. The canaries hanging in the windows were singing loudly, and so were the servants on every floor; a cheerful noise rose up from the streets, and I went out, my spirits as bright as the day, to go—I did not exactly know where. Everybody I met seemed to be smiling; an air of happiness appeared to pervade everything in the warm light of returning spring. One might almost have said that a breeze of love was blowing through the city, and the sight of the young women whom I saw in the streets in their morning toilets, in the depths of whose eyes there lurked a hidden tenderness, and who walked with languid grace, filled my heart with agitation.