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B1-level story: A Rainy Day in London

(Вариант с переводом на русский будет после текста⬇️) Last Saturday, I visited London for the first time. The weather forecast said it might rain, so I decided to wear a macwhen I left my hotel. In the morning, the sun was shining, and I felt a little too warm. I saw many people in the park who didn’t have raincoats, but some tourists, like me, had chosen to carry a mac just in case. I also had my Mac — my MacBook — with me. I decided to pack a Mac in my bag because I wanted to check photos and write notes later. In the afternoon, the sky turned grey, and a light rain began to fall. I was glad I had decided to pack a mac. The rain didn’t stop me from working a little in a café; I used my Mac to edit pictures and send emails while I drank tea. Now I always remember: in the UK, it’s a good idea to wear, carry, or pack a mac — even if the day starts sunny! A Rainy Day in London (Дождливый день в Лондоне) Last Saturday, I visited London for the first time. (В прошлую субботу я впервые пос

(Вариант с переводом на русский будет после текста⬇️)

Last Saturday, I visited London for the first time. The weather forecast said it might rain, so I decided to wear a macwhen I left my hotel. In the morning, the sun was shining, and I felt a little too warm. I saw many people in the park who didn’t have raincoats, but some tourists, like me, had chosen to carry a mac just in case.

I also had my Mac — my MacBook — with me. I decided to pack a Mac in my bag because I wanted to check photos and write notes later. In the afternoon, the sky turned grey, and a light rain began to fall. I was glad I had decided to pack a mac. The rain didn’t stop me from working a little in a café; I used my Mac to edit pictures and send emails while I drank tea.

Now I always remember: in the UK, it’s a good idea to wear, carry, or pack a mac — even if the day starts sunny!

A Rainy Day in London

(Дождливый день в Лондоне)

Last Saturday, I visited London for the first time.

(В прошлую субботу я впервые посетил Лондон.)

The weather forecast said it might rain, so I decided to wear a mac when I left my hotel.

(Прогноз погоды сказал, что может пойти дождь, поэтому я решил надеть дождевик, когда вышел из отеля.)

In the morning, the sun was shining, and I felt a little too warm.

(Утром светило солнце, и мне было немного жарко.)

I saw many people in the park who didn’t have raincoats, but some tourists, like me, had chosen to carry a mac just in case.

(Я видел много людей в парке без дождевиков, но некоторые туристы, как и я, решили взять дождевик с собой на всякий случай.)

I also had my Mac — my MacBook — with me.

(У меня также был Mac — мой MacBook.)

I decided to pack a Mac in my bag because I wanted to check photos and write notes later.

(Я решил положить Mac в сумку, потому что хотел позже просмотреть фотографии и сделать заметки.)

In the afternoon, the sky turned grey, and a light rain began to fall.

(Днём небо стало серым, и пошёл лёгкий дождь.)

I was glad I had decided to pack a mac.

(Я был рад, что решил взять дождевик.)

The rain didn’t stop me from working a little in a café; I used my Mac to edit pictures and send emails while I drank tea.

(Дождь не помешал мне немного поработать в кафе; я использовал свой Mac, чтобы редактировать фотографии и отправлять письма, пока пил чай.)

Now I always remember: in the UK, it’s a good idea to wear, carry, or pack a mac — even if the day starts sunny!

(Теперь я всегда помню: в Великобритании полезно надеть, взять с собой или положить дождевик, даже если день начинается солнечным!)