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Professor Warnock enjoys challenges. For some time she has been teaching at Oxford and working in London. Now she is about to take a new job at Cambridge. She likes the idea of (1 – to have) a new job in the year she is 60. She hates (2 – not/to have) something on to go. She prefers (3 – to ask/to do) things rather than (4 – to think) them up for herself, but she would hate (5 – to get up) in the morning and feel there was no purpose to her life. Normally she gets up at 7.30. She doesn’t like (6 – to stay) in bed much. It is no treat (7 – to tell) she needn’t (8 – to get up) until later. She likes (9 – to go) through her post first thing. If she doesn’t read her letters over breakfast she tends (10 – to lose) them. So she tries (11 – to have) a systematic routine first thing.

She still divides her time between London and Oxford. On an Oxford day she starts (12 – to teach) at nine. She has (13 – to fit) her teaching into two days so the earlier she can persuade anyone (14 – to come) the better. She remembers (15 – to think) nine o’clock was outrageously early for a tutorial when she was a student, and some of her students do too. But on the whole they are quite good.

1. “I am planning to go to Kenya,” Sally said. - Sally said that she was planning to go to Kenya.

2. “I take my little sister to school every day,” little Anthony said. - Little Anthony said that he took his little sister to school every day.

3. “You may take my textbook,” Nonna said. - Nonna said that I might take her textbook.

4. “They are playing in the gym now,” Nick said. - Nick said that they were playing in the gym at that moment.

5. “I don’t like chocolate,” Mary said. - Mary said that she did not like chocolate.

6. “My sister is ready to go” Helen said. - Helen said that her sister was ready to go.

7. “My mother usually goes shopping on Saturday,” the girl said. - The girl said that her mother usually went shopping on Saturday.

8. “The birds build their nests among the trees,” the teacher said. - The teacher said that the birds built their nests among the trees.

9. “I am not married,” Jimmy said. - Jimmy said that he was not married.

10 “I can't read these books. I don’t like them,” Petra said. - Petra said that she couldn't read those books because she didn't like them.

Объяснение:

Today we have a serious Internet problem as many users are Internet-addict. It is very dangerous for our musculoskeletal system and eyesight. Inadequate people and young teenagers can watch and read something really bad there. But, anyway, nowadays people cannot live without it. All factories, offices, vehicles won't be able to work without Internet. It's the largest database. In my opinion, people have the very precarious position when they don't know what to do when the electricity will disappearhroughout history, people have always been worried about new technologies. The fear that the human brain could not cope with the onslaught of information that could be made possible by the latest development was first voiced in response to the printing press, back in the sixteenth century. Swap the "printing press" for the "Internet", and you have exactly the same problems today, is regularly voiced in the mass media, and is usually focused on children. The human brain is always dealing with a constant stream of rich information - that's what the real world is all about Information overload it is Important to remember that the human brain is always dealing with a constant stream of rich informationInformation overload it is Important to remember that the human brain is always dealing with a constant stream of rich information; this is what the real world is as far as our senses are concerned. Whether it's watching a video being played on a small screen or watching people playing in a Park, the brain and visual system still have to do the same amount of work as providing detailed sensory information.