1. We (gather) mushrooms in summers. 2.the children are in the forest now. They (are gathering) mushrooms. 3. Where is Kate? She (is doing) her homework.She always (does) her homework in the evening. 4. The pupils (write) compositions once a month. 5. Don't shout. The pupils of the ninth form (are writing) compositions. 6. Water (boils) at 100*C. 7. Turn off the gas. The milk (is boiling). 8. Mary (dances) all modern dances very well. 9. Look! Peter (is dancing) with Jane. 10. Where are you hurrying? 11. Helen usually gets up late. She always (hurries) to school. 12. As a rule Paul (prepares) his reports in time.
In my opinion, in the future students will widely use computers for education. First of all, electornic books can store a lot of books in their memory. Moreover, modern information technology allows us to find the necessary information within seconds. It is much better than keeping all of that information in our bags placed on our backs. Besides, modern interactive programmes make our studying much more interesting than a dull book without pictures.
On the other hand, lots of people think thatan electronic book will never replace a printed book because a printed book is better for humans eyes. What is more, a printed book doesn't require electricity.
However, I don't agree with this opinion because modern computer screens do not emit radiation and aren't harmful for human eyes as much as a printed book is. Of course we will need to pay for the electricity but I believe it is much cheaper than to pay for printed books that are very expensive nowadays.
я не могу төбе ничем