1
I may tidy up my room.
Kate may be late.
I may wear my new jeans.
It may snow today.
They may not come.
I may see Tom tomorrow.
I may nt go out tonight.
He may win the race.
We may discuss it soon.
He may come round one of these days.
2
I may go to Spain.
I may go away.
I may see Ann this evening.
I may buy some shoes.
I may go to a restaurant.
I may phone John tomorrow.
I may have fish for dinner today.
I may buy Rolls-Royce.
3
I may watch television.
I'm going to have a bath.
I may go to the beach.
I'm going to write letters.
I may play tennis.
I'm going to see my parents.
I may go to the cinema.
I may go shopping.
I'm going to go out to dine with my friend.
I'm going to have game of chess with my brothers.
1 shorter 2 the smallest 3 younger 4 longer 5 pretty 6 fast 7 the best 8 more comfortable 9 - 10 messy
The Internet is for sure one of the greatest inventions of last century. The point is that the invention and implementation of it to different spheres of our life has completely changed the way we live it. It has transformed the process of communication, study, search of information and even the way of thinking. But are all these changes positive?
First of all, the existence of the Internet doubtlessly had enormous effect on our lives. Furthermore, it brought more opportunities that had been unachievable before. As for the process of communication, it’s obvious that the appearance of the Internet has given us a chance to keep in touch with people from all over the world. We are able to hear and see our faraway relatives and friends as well as make a deal with clients and business partners from different continents. Moreover, we have unlimited access to any kind of information, which makes it easier to study and develop ourselves.
On the other hand, it’s disputable if we use all these advantages or not. The unlimited access to information can be treated as drawback, because people are not motivated to get knowledge. In addition, the information that is available for everyone is not so desirable any more. The vast majority of teenagers waste their free time surfing useless websites and chatting with each other. They stopped communicating face to face and don’t spend enough time outside. The problem is also that the Internet is like a drug for many people. More and more often we talk about the Internet addiction and how it ruins our lives.
As for me, I can see a lot of advantages and new opportunities that the Internet allows us to use. Nevertheless, we have to be vigilant and do not become addicted.
1 My friend asked me if I would phone him.
2 My friend asked me if I would phone him.
3. Mother asked her son where he had been.
4. Kate wondered what time was.
5. Mother asked her daughter if she was hungry.
6. The teacher asked pupils if they had read a book.
7. The girl wondered when he had come.
8. My friend asked me what I was doing
9. Helen asks a little boy why he is crying
10. Helen asked a little boy why he was crying
11 The father told me not to sit near a fire.