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МатематикаВопрос:
A: What does your brother do (your brother / do)? B: He's an architect, but he isn't working (he / not / work) at the moment (at a party).
Ответ:
What does your brother do? He's an architect, but he isn't working at the moment. (Что делает твой брат? Он архитектор, но он не работает в данный момент.)
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