4 Which of these things do you and your friends use? When do you use them?
Write about five of them.
memory stick mouse laptop touchscreen
tablet printer smartphone
Most of my friends use a memory stick to put
school projects and other homework on. We can take
them home and back to school to show to other

4. Поставьте наречие частоты в нужное место. Переведите. .

1. always - Luke is always borrowing my electric shaver without asking.

2. sometimes - We sometimes send e-mails to each other.

3. rarely - Peter rarely complains about his hard job.

4. never - You must never run in the dining-room.

5. hardly ever - My kids hardly ever read books.

6. very seldom - My parents very seldom eat fish.

7. once a month - I pay my rent once a month.

8. usually - She is usually late for the lectures.

9. occasionally - We occasionally visit our grandma in the countryside.

10. quite often - I quite often make pizza for my family.​

1. Люк всегда берёт мою электробритву без спроса.

2. Иногда мы посылаем друг другу электронные письма.

3. Питер редко жалуется на свою тяжелую работу.

4. Вы никогда не должны бегать в столовой.

5. Мои дети почти никогда не читают книг.

6. Мои родители очень редко едят рыбу.

7. Я плачу за квартиру раз в месяц.

8. Обычно она опаздывает на лекции.

9. Мы иногда навещаем нашу бабушку в деревне.

10. Я довольно часто готовлю пиццу для своей семьи.​

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