Ex. 29
1) in
2) for
3) of
4) into
5) to
6) over
7) on
Ex. 30
Across: taken, run, got, sat, put, spoken, brought,
been, swum, begun
Down: written, gone, had, told, seen
see — saw — seen
swim — swam — swum
take — took — taken
run — ran — run
get — got — got
sit — sat — sat
put — put — put
speak — spoke — spoken
bring — brought — brought
be — was/were — been
begin — began — begun
write — wrote — written
go — went — gone
have — had — had
tell — told — told
Ex. 31
A)
путешествующий художник политик, произносящий речь ученый, наблюдающий за чем-то спящий щенок
B)
покрашенная стена
письмо, отправленное писателем
игра, сыгранная/ в которую играли вчера
реклама, написанная нами
собор, основанный в
Nowadays all the information we could ever need is available online and some people say that means the end of having to learn anything.
It is true that these days everything you want to know is a few clicks away as long as you have internet access. However, not everyone has working internet all the time, for example in certain buildings or remote locations, so we do need to be able to remember information. Moreover, it takes time to look up everything you need to know online, whereas remembering something is immediate. The human memory is a much more efficient system.