A worldwide system of unified computer networks for storing and transmitting information. Often referred to as the World Wide Web and the Global Network. The Internet made it possible to communicate without leaving home with all your relatives, colleagues, friends, or just with strangers. Thanks to this feature, many people need it for comfortable communication. The Internet expands the circle of communication.
This is how the Internet affects a person: it simplifies all processes, up to finding a company for the evening, friends with narrow interests or a partner for life. This is a great way to find new friends and profitable contacts. In my opinion, Internet communication has more positive aspects than negative ones. After all, it gives such incredible opportunities to communicate with people from other countries and continents. With the help of the Internet, we can communicate with each other in real time, even if there are hundreds or thousands of kilometers between us.
At the same time, communication on the Internet with people who are close to us takes time from live communication. It is often easier for people to discuss issues or experiences online than to make an appointment and talk in person. It's sad, because that's how people move away from each other.
1. My working day begin at seven o’clock.
2. I don't walk to work every morning.
3. She does her morning exercises every day.
4. He speaks German.
5. I visit my friend every week.
6. Her first class starts at eight o’clock.
7. Ann doesn't read lot.
8. He always invites his friends to his birthday party.
9. I go for a walk every day.
10. She washes her car once a week.
Упражнение 2. Переведите предложения. Образуйте отрицательную и вопросительную форму предложений.
1. I visit my parents very often.
Do you often visit your parents?
I don't visit my parents very often.
2. They live in Great Britain.
Do they live in Great Britain?
They don't live in Great Britain.
3. He goes to school by bus.
Does he go to school by bus?
He doesn't go to school by bus.
4. She lives in this house.
Does she live in this house?
She doesn't live in this house.
5. They play tennis every Sunday.
Do they play tennis every Sunday?
They don't play tennis every Sunday.
6. We work every day.
Do you work every day?
We don't work every day.
7. Usually I have dinner very late.
Do you usually have dinner very late?
I don't usually have dinner very late.
8. My brother watches TV every evening.
Does your brother watch TV every evening?
My brother doesn't watch TV every evening.
9. She likes classical music.
Does she like classical music?
She doesn't like classical music.
10. We go to the theatre once a month.
Do you go to the theater once a month?
We don't go to the theater once a month.
A worldwide system of unified computer networks for storing and transmitting information. Often referred to as the World Wide Web and the Global Network. The Internet made it possible to communicate without leaving home with all your relatives, colleagues, friends, or just with strangers. Thanks to this feature, many people need it for comfortable communication. The Internet expands the circle of communication.
This is how the Internet affects a person: it simplifies all processes, up to finding a company for the evening, friends with narrow interests or a partner for life. This is a great way to find new friends and profitable contacts. In my opinion, Internet communication has more positive aspects than negative ones. After all, it gives such incredible opportunities to communicate with people from other countries and continents. With the help of the Internet, we can communicate with each other in real time, even if there are hundreds or thousands of kilometers between us.
At the same time, communication on the Internet with people who are close to us takes time from live communication. It is often easier for people to discuss issues or experiences online than to make an appointment and talk in person. It's sad, because that's how people move away from each other.