He has changed so much! If you met him, you would not recognize him. 2) If I were in your place, I would consult with my parents. 3) If a tram came up now, we would not be late. 4) If he knew that it was will upset you, he would be more careful. 5) If you could help me solve this problem, I would be very grateful to you. 6) It’s a pity that it had not occurred to us earlier to look for a book in the library. We would have done the work on time and were now 7) It's a shame that we had so few lessons. If we worked more, we would know the language better. 8) If he hadn't regularly attended sports training, he would not have achieved such success in competitions. 9) If you had warned me in advance, I would have already been in Moscow. 10) Sorry
1. For the last generation, Silicon Valley and Tokyo have been working to design computers that are ever easier to use. There is one thing, however, that has prevented the machines from becoming their user-friendliest: you still have to input data with a keyboard, and that can require you to do a lot of typing and to memorize a lot of elaborate commands.
2. Enter the clipboard computer, a technology that has been in development for the last 20 years but took hold in the mass market only in 1993. Clipboard PCs – which, as their name suggests, are not much bigger that an actual clipboard – replace the keyboard with a liquid crystal display (LCD) screen and an electronic stylus. Users input data by printing individual letters directly on the screen. There are two technologies at work in a clipboard PC: one allows raw data to get into the computer to figure out what data means. The first technology relies principally on hardware and varies depending on the particular computer. In one system, marketed under the name GRIDPad, the computer’s LCD screen is covered with a transparent conductive coating. Voltage is sent across the glass in horizontal and vertical lines forming a fine grid, the voltage is slightly different. When the stylus – which is essentially a voltmeter- touches the screen, it informs the computer of the voltage at that point. The computer uses this information to determine where the stylus is and causes a liquid crystal pixel to appear at those coordinates. The position of the stylus is monitored several hundred times a second, so as the stylus moves across the glass, whole strings of pixels are activated.
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1. Does my sister eat sweets every day?
2. How often does my sister eat sweets?
3. Who eats sweets every day?
4. Does my sister or my brother eat sweets every day?
5. My sister eats sweets every day, does not she?
They are planning to have a holiday soon.
1. Are they planning to have a holiday soon?
2. When are they planning to have a holiday?
3. Who is planning to have a holiday soon?
4. Are they planning to have a holiday or working day soon?
5. They are planning to have a holiday soon, aren't they?
She made a beautiful dress for herself last week.
1. Did she make a beautiful dress for herself last week?
2. When did she make a beautiful dress for herself?
3. Who made a beautiful dress for herself last week?
4. Did she make a beautiful dress or shorts for herself last week?
5. She made a beautiful dress for herself last week, did not she?
Everybody was waiting at the door to the museum.
1. Was everybody waiting at the door to the museum?
2. Where was everybody waiting?
3. Who was waiting at the door to the museum?
4. Was everybody waiting at the door to the museum or at the station?
5. Everybody was waiting at the door to the museum, weren't they?
He is followed by his friend everywhere.
1. Is he followed by his friend everywhere?
2. Where is he followed by his friend?
3. Who is followed by his friend everywhere?
4. Is he followed by his friend or enemy everywhere?
5. He is followed by his friend everywhere, isn't he?
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Объяснение:
1. He's changed so much! If you met him, you
wouldn't recognize him. 2. If I were in your place, I would
consulted with parents. 3. If
the tram came up now, we would not be late. 4. if he knew it
would upset you, he would be more careful. 5. If you'd
helped to solve this problem, I would be very much blah-
Gagarin. 6. I wish we had thought to
look for a book in the library earlier. We would have done the job
on time and would have been free by now. 7. it Is a pity that
we had so few lessons. If we did more
work, we would know the language better. 8. If he
I did not regularly attend sports training, he would not
have achieved such success in competitions, 9. If you
had warned me in advance, I would have already been in Moscow, 10.
Sorry,