Unit 3 Ex 64 p 96

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1. They kill elephants for ivory Elephants are killed for ivory, (omitted)

2. Homer wrote the "Iliad"

3. People chop down a lot of trees every year.

4. The government will introduce new measures against crime.

5. Someone has burgled Ann's house

6. She offered me a cup of tea

7. They check passports at Passport Control

8. A million people visit the cathedral every year

9. Someone has stolen Mike's bicycle

1. Vegeter 6. Bresh 2. Buttoes 7. Ficuits 3. Potatables 8. Fruad 4 Chice 9. Ricken 5. Tomit 10. Bisatoes

TOPIC: FOREIGN LANGUAGES
ENGLISH– COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SPEAKERS OF DIFFERENT NATIVE LANGUAGES
During the Middle Ages, Latin and Greek were widely used in Europe. French was the language of diplomacy in Europe from the 17th century until its recent replacement by English. Anyway, it is still a working language of international institutions. French was the language of Russian aristocracy in the 18th-19th centuries. French was also the language used among the educated in many cosmopolitan cities across the Middle East and North Africa. Today, several countries throughout the world are members of Francophonie.
English is the current lingua franca of international business, science, technology. It has displaced French as the lingua franca of diplomacy when the role of English-speaking countries, such as the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and the United States increased after World War II, particularly in the organization of the United Nations.
English remains the lingua franca of former British Empire nations. In this case the use of English helps to avoid the political difficulties if some individual indigenous language becomes more important than languages of other tribes.
The modern trend to use English outside of English-speaking countries has a number of sources. Firstly, it is mostly a result of the spread of English with cultural and technological exports from the United States.
English is also regarded as the global lingua franca because of the dominant positions of the developed Western nations in world financial and business institutions. As a result, English has been carried over globally. English is also dominant in scientific and technological communications, and all of the world's major scientific journals are published in English.
Moreover, just have a look at web forums! Their language, or slang, is based on English. It is accepted and used by the widest range of members of the internet community. Consider some abbreviations in text messages:
u - you
r - are, our
ur - your, you're
lol - laugh out loud
i - I
2 - to, too
4 - for; used in words such as 'before'/'b4'
y - yes
y? - why?
omg - oh my god
g2g- got to go
rofl- rolling on the floor laughing
tmrw - tomorrow
gl - good luck
hf- have fun
gg - good game
8 - the sound "ate" ex. l8 (late) or sk8r (skater)
we - weekend
idc - I don't care
brb - be right back
tbh - to be honest
atm - at the moment
btw - by the way
cbb - can't be bothered
jk - just kidding or joking
idk - i don't know
LEARNING ENGLISH

sentences. There are three words you do not need to use.

-connect - link - frozen - transfer - join - memory - domload - deleted - connection - virus -split

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1)Oh,no ! I've accidentally ..... all the photographs on my hard disk! 2)Let me make a copy of these files before you .... them to your computer.3) The reason why your computer is so slow is that it needs more.... 4)Is there a problem with the network? I can't ..... to the Internet. 5)I need to buy a new mobile phone. I've water on my old one, and it's stopped working. 6)Click on this ..... to go tothe international site of the online store. 7) I think your computer has a... You'd better run a full scan . 8) What's wrong with the screen? It's been .... for the last ten minutes.

Ex 2-Form nouns from verbs and translate.

1)DISCUSS

2)MOVE
3)ENTERTAIN

4)DEVELOP

5) INTRODUSE

6)EQUIP

Ex 3- Match the phrasal verbs to their definitions and then use them in their correct form to complete the sentences.

1)break down =2)break into =3)break up =4) break out= 5) break out of

A go into a building by force to steal sth B escape from a place C stop having a relationship with sb D start happening E stop working

1)The police stopped cars on the motorway in search of the criminal who had ..... the local prison. 2)Fighting .... between opposing football fans after last night's game. 3) The couple .... but got back together a month lated . 4)When her car .... she called a local garage to ask for help. 5) The poloce are looking for two men who were filmed as they were ...... an electrical shop lats night.

Ex5

1)Don't call Jessica tomirriw morning ; she..... a tennis lesson. a) will be having b) is having c) will have

2)Send me a copy of the photographs.... I can show them to my friends. 1)in order b)so that C) in case

3)James stopped playing his video game... he heard his mum at the door. a) while b) by the time c) as soon as

4)I don't like my next-door neighbor; she's ... nosy woman! a)such a b)such c)a so

5)Can we watch the parade when we... to the Carnival? a) are going b)go c)Will go

6)It's not worth going to the footbal pitch now; the game.... by the time we get there. a)wil have started

b)Will start c)Wil be starting

the State Emblems of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland shows the Union of its four parts: England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland. the emblem was introduced after the union with Scotland in 1603. the shield of the emblem is divided into four parts. there are emblems of England ( three lions on a red background) emblem of Scotland ( a red lion on a yellow harp on a blue background). the two emblems of English lions symbolise the leading role if England in this union. the shield is supported by ywo mythic animals : the english loin and the scottish unicorn. the emblem is headed with a crowned lion the symbol of power and might. below the emblem there are floral symbols of the four parts of the country