1 Complete the examples of the present perfect from the text on page 18. 1 Have you lost the ability…

Task 1: Complete the sentences with NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS and/or A NUMBER from the text. . online friends. A majority of people tend to make [1] [1] Virtual relationships are popular because of the less spent. There is a range of. about friendship to different people. that they are too old to make friends. Sometimes people Task 2: Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D. People are not sure about the meaning of friendship because . [1] different people define friendship in different ways. online friendship becomes more important than real one. there are a lot of strangers around them. they can’t make new friends due to their age. What does ‘Strangers are friends we have not met yet’ mean? [1] We have not met strangers before. Strangers cannot be our friends. We should not talk to strangers. Strangers may become our friends. [1] Total [6]​

2 In pairs, decide which items from Exercise 1:
1 often have an internet connection
2.quite often crash/go wrong/stop working can get a virus
4. can help you keep in touch with people
5. you can use to listen to music
6.you are really addicted to 3​

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№1. Online services are replacing traditional ones, although the process is taking longer than it (1) to do. These days we can shop, contact friends, organize our holidays and even get rid of an old sofa without (2) our living rooms.

Most of our business and communication nowadays is (3) online, but what we (4) not realize is that there’s a downside to this trend. For instance, hundreds of post offices around Britain (5) closed, and it seems that traditional shopping malls might (6) as well due to the increase in online shopping.

However, online shopping isn’t without its problems. For instance, its impossible to try on (7) item of clothing online, and sizes vary so much from brand to brand that you never know quite what you (8). Some online shops often provide misleading infommation about their products to attract (9) customers. We would like to believe what the sellers tell us, but we may need to do more research before buying a product. In other words, convenience comes at a price, but it seems it’s a price (10) we are willing to pay.

1 a) had predicted / b) was predicted/ c) predicted / d) was predicting

2 a) leave / b) to leave/ c) left / d) leaving

3 a) do / b) to do / c) doing / d) done

4 a) may / b) should/ c) must / d) would

5 a) to be / b) have been/ c) being/ d) been

6 a) to disappear / b) have disappeared / c) disappear / d) disappeared

7 a) a / b) an / c) the / d) one

8 a) got / b) to get / c) getting/ d) will get

9 a) more / b) most / c) lots / d) much

10 a) where / b) who / c) which/ d) what

№2. Social networking has changed the way we communicate with each other. We can now connect with people (1) over the world in an instant. But is it as good as so many people seem to think it is?

Personally speaking, I’ve got nothing (2) social networking sites if people use them responsibly.

However, when people share too much information about themselves, you may end up with serious privacy (3).

This is especially true for younger users, (4) pre-teens, who may reveal more than they should. They may often do this (5) realizing that everyone can see what they’ve posted online — not just their friends.

Then, there’s the whole question of cyber bulying — where people use the sites to spread damaging (6) about someone. That (7) of behaviour is completely unacceptable. Something should really be (8) about this. I know that sites (9) you to block someone who behaves inappropriately, but is this enough? If I was a parent, I would do whatever it took

to ensure my child’s online (10).

1 A most / B right / C far / D all

2 A against / B towards / C behind / D between

3 A cases / B topics / C themes / D issues

4 A as / B such as / C similar / D same

5 A besides / B without / C otherwise / D except

6 A rumor / B story / C gossip / D tale

7 A kind / B method / C line / D system

8 A done / B made / C proved / D completed

9 A admit / B approve / C allow / D agree

10 A defence / B shelter / C cover / D safely

5 Look at the quiz again. Find and match the verbs 1-5 to the words a-e. 1 use 2 be 3 join 4 surf 5 put a safe b the internet c the internet d photos online e social media sites​

Complete the sentences
1 A: Maya
the sentences with the verbs in
brackets in the past simple or the present perfect.
. (win) a new
laptop on the quiz show last night.
B: Yeah. I
UCKY
(just/hear). Isn’t she lucky?
2 A: . (you/see)
my new profile picture on Facebook?
B: Yes,
. (be)
on Facebook last night. It’s a cool photo.
3 A: My dad .
. (have) this
laptop for years. He needs to get a new one.
B: You can get cheap ones now. My dad .
. (buy) a new one last month.
4 A: Boris . . (not/visit)
us for ages. Is he all right?
B: Yeah. I
(chat)
with him online the other day.
5 A: Olaf
me you got a new smartphone.
B: Yes, it’s great.
(tell)​

1 Complete the questions with was or were.
Were your friends online yesterday?
1 What . your favourite birthday present last year?
2 Where . you on Saturday afternoon?
3 . your friends at school yesterday?
4 your mobile phone a gift from your parents?
5 . you tired last night?
6 . Jim at the concert last night? ​

3 Replace the underlined fragments in sentences 1-6 with the verbs in the box in the correct form.
Слова :
ignore play value consider socialise reflect on

1 Fiddling with your phone while you’re chatting to your friend is rude__

2 We don’t spend time with people as often as before __

3 We often snub people who are different from us__

4 We should appreciate our friends more than any technology__

5 Most young people find phubbing acceptable__

6 It’s time for everyone to think about our communication with others___​

Grammar G. Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple or the present continuous. e.g. Glenda never does her homework. 48 «Where’s Thelma?» «She sandwich in the kitchen.» (make) a Chipbox 46 Murray usually (play) cricket on 49 Neil . (wash) his hair every morning. (not/talk) on the phone at the 50 Jack Saturday mornings. 47 Mrs Roberts often. work. (catch) the bus to moment. He is watching TV. Marks: 5×1 (5) H. Choose the correct item. 56 We. on a picnic this afternoon, do you e.g. We.B. lunch at the moment. A have B are having C had want to come? A go bot 51 Taylor gets up late Sundays. C in B are going C went coffee in the morning. 57 Eric never A at B on A drinks B drink C is drinking 52 Gary always his homework before dinner. 58 The Marshalls are having a barbecue Friday evening. A finishes B is finishing C finish A during C on 53 Janice glasses, but she doesn’t wear them anymore. Bat scuba diving last weekend. B goes television all day long. A went C is going $5 A is wearing B used to wear C wears 54 They don’t cut the grass in the park the A watches B watching C watch winter. A on Bat Cin 55 I. my grandparents every Sunday when I was young. A used to visit B visit C am visiting E. Fill in: on, at, over, in, into. 28 Brian wasn’t careful and fell the e.g. My parents are in Italy on holiday. river. 29 My brother flew 26 Do you want to take a look holiday photographs? 27 John is talking the desert last week. the distance. 30 There was a light the phone. Marks: 5×1 (5) Grammarbon blop F. Fill in: just, already, never, ever, since, for. e.g. Have you ever been to Florence? 33 Ellie has 31 Mum has baked the cake. She baked it visited Portugal, but she’s travelled to England and Spain. 34 Do you like my jacket? I’ve 35 We’ve been in New York. we haven’t done any shopping yet. last night. bought it. . a week but 32 Monica has lived in Palma . 1975. H. Choose the correct item. 46 Celia e.g. Moira .C. by the river when she heard a noise. A walked me a beautiful ring as a present. A was giving B has given C gave B has walked C was walking 1997. 41 Jane left an hour ago and back yet. C wasn’t coming 47 Tony hasn’t been to England A formos B already A hasn’t come B didn’t come C since 42 Brenda he was you four times already. 48 He went to bed late last night late for school this morning. A called B was calling C has called A because B so C as home. 43 He was watching TV when she A got B was getting C has got Eve was driving, John was sleeping. B While C So A Did you go B Do you go C Have you gone 44 A For the door, the phone rang. A has locked B was locking C lock 45 Jenny has failed an English exam. B never C yet A ever 1. Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or the present perfect. e.g. Have you heard 53 Paul (you/hear) the new U2 song yet? (wash) the clothes, and 51 Janice. then she watered the plants. 54 They 52 (you/ever meet) Tim’s wife?» «Yes, I met her at Sam’s party last week.» 55 Sue my 59 Lewis 60 She 49 50 As Jack to Sally’s party last night? when he was young. two years. she left. Marks: 10 10×1 Marks: 10 10×1 (enjoy) travelling alone (not/speak) to Jeff for (leave) me a note before /Marks: -​

9. Make up a sentence. 1. classmates 2. games 3. enjoy 4. my 5. playing​

18 Thinking Complete the sentences in a way that is true about yourself. cap hemework 1 I want to do my Englisch 2 I’m starting to read new $ I hope to Tenjoy 5 6 I love Thate​