1. Lisa … got somewhere to stay while she is in Oxford.
b) has
2. A: What … in your spare time?
B: I often go to the cinema.
a) do you do
3. I haven’t visited John … last year.
a) since
4. I go swimming once or … a week.
c) twice
5. A: I don’t like cooking.
B: …c) Nor do I
6. Listen! That boy … the saxophone.
c) is playing
7. If … John tomorrow, I’ll give him a letter.
b) I see
8. ... you understand what I’m saying?
a) Can
9. George … swimming yesterday.
d) went
10. A: Hello. My name is Lisa.
B: … to meet you.
с) Nice
11. I haven’t seen Clare … many years.
b) for
12. A: Have you ever been to Germany?
B: … a) No, I haven’t
1 a 2d 3a
1 I had translated the text before the bell.
2 She had done her lessons by the evening.
3 He had cleaned his room by five o’clock.
4. We had spoken to him before the meeting.
5. Mother had cooked dinner by seven o’clock.
6 Her son had not done the home task by nine o’clock.
7 She had not made a dress before party.
8. What had they done by three o’clock?
9. Who had not written the exercise before the bell?
10. Why had not you swept the floor before your mother’s coming?
11. Had Your child gone to bed by ten o’clock?
12. Had You reached your house before the sunset?
13 Had they received the telegram by that time?
14. Why had not they had lunch by twelve o’clock ?
15. Had we had dinner by eight o’clock.
I believe it is true that computers save us a lot of space and time. If you have a good modern computer with the Internet connection, it can replace a huge library with millions of books. This means that computers give us access to the wealth of information that is available on the Internet. They also allow us to analyze massive amounts of data very quickly, saving both our time and money.
Computers can be a great learning tool. For example, I regularly watch educational videos on the YouTube.
On the other hand, I understand those people who worry that we rely on computers too much and this habit can lead to problems with social interaction. That is why it is important to find middle ground between two extremes.