1. In England there are children who do not attend school, and choose home schooling. Most parents of these children - teachers, but it is not so important because they use Internet school. The Internet provides the opportunity to gain knowledge, to test ourselves, to prepare for exams. Different computer programs help them to repeat material. Internet dozens of training courses, children can engage in a course that they like, and to continue learning with new courses offered by University professors. However, many teachers believe that the biggest drawback of this study is that children get used to the computer and more chatting, playing computer games, send SMS to friends, rarely meeting with friends, so to speak, face to face. Scientists are concerned that students spend more time on the computer But today we can not do without electronic communication 2 - Hello, Vladimir. How did you pass math? "I was lucky, got questions that I knew. And you? - Not very good I confused the two questions, and only the third knew well. - Why so? Mathematics is not very good given me, and I had little time to all to say ' Never mind. The next test we physics. You love the subject and prepare better.
Peter: Colin! Haven't seen you for ages! Colin: Peter! Old chap! Yeah, I've been extremely busy these days. I'm terribly sorry for not calling you. Peter: Never mind! Colin: Glad to know you're not offended, Pete. Well, you know, I went to Dublin last month. Have you ever been there? Peter: I've always wanted to go there, to be honest. But (I) never had a chance. Could you tell me, please, how you got there? Colin: (I went there) by air. Stansted Airport. Not far from here. (I) went to the airport by bus first. Pretty convenient and fast. Peter: Right. So, how many kilometres did you cover? Colin: About 600 kilometres, if I'm not mistaken. Peter: And how long did it take (you to get there)? Colin: Hum... 1 hour and a half or so. Peter: I believe you didn't have to change, did you? Colin: Of course not. Fortunately. Peter: What kind of places did you pass on your way from the airport? Colin: Ha! Fields, forests... Nothing special, really. But the nature there is really captivating. I went sightseeing in Dublin, as well. The National Museum of Ireland, Dublin Castle, Saint Patrick's Cathedral... Oh, this trip left a lasting impression! Peter: Sounds great! It seems to have been an amazing trip. I guess you would recommend visiting Dublin, Colin. Am I right? Colin: Oh, make no doubt about it, Pete. I insist on your going to Dublin, my friend. Peter: Ha-ha, OK, Colin. I'll take it/that into consideration. Oh, I have to go now! I'll call you tonight. Colin: Alright then. See you later, old chap!
2 - Hello, Vladimir. How did you pass math? "I was lucky, got questions that I knew. And you? - Not very good I confused the two questions, and only the third knew well. - Why so? Mathematics is not very good given me, and I had little time to all to say ' Never mind. The next test we physics. You love the subject and prepare better.