I was walking with my dog when I saw them in the street
Just over a year ago, my pocket was picked while I was walking down a crowded sidewalk. Although the thieves didn’t manage to snatch my wallet, they did take my iPhone. My first thought was to replace it right away. But I stopped myself and asked a simple question: Does owning a smartphone make my life better, or worse?
Most Americans take it for granted that smartphones make life better, but the research says otherwise. Addictive apps are rewiring our brains, wasting our time and making it harder to focus. Social media make us more anxious and depressed. The light from our screens reduces melatonin and disrupts sleep. Distracted driving leads to more collisions and fatalities.
1. The children played quietly.
<em>Детвора тихо играла.</em>
<u /><u>НАРЕЧИЕ</u>
2. It was raining heavily yesterday.
<em>Вчера сильно шёл дождь.</em>
<u>НАРЕЧИЕ</u>
3. She gave it a careful look.
<em>Он пристально посмотрела.</em>
На английском <u>прилагательное</u>, а в переводе на русский — <u>наречие.</u>
4. She speaks German perfectly.
<em>Она отлично разговаривает на немецком.</em>
<em /><u>НАРЕЧИЕ</u>
5. He is a slow runner.
<em>Он медленный бегун.</em>
<u>ПРИЛАГАТЕЛЬНОЕ</u>
6. She sings well.
<em>Она хорошо поёт.</em>
<u>НАРЕЧИЕ</u>
7. She bought a nice dress.
<em>Она купила </em><em>красивое </em><em>платье.</em>
<u>ПРИЛАГАТЕЛЬНОЕ</u>
interrogative
Does he wash and dress?
negative.
He does not wash or dress.
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