Science and technology word patterns

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Here is a word formation mind map useful for science and technology topics in exams such as FCE and CAE and more!

excite	excitement, exciting excited
observe	observation, observer, observant, observatory, observational
entire	entirely, entirety
likely	unlikely, likelihood, likewise
disappoint	disappointed, disappointment
boil	boiler, boiling, boiled
chemist	chemical, chemistry, chemicals
conclude	conclusion, conclusive
examine	examination, examiner
fascinate	fascinating, fascination
history	historian, historic, historical
identify	identical, identity, identification
long	length, longevity, longitude
measure	measurement, measurable
science	scientist, scientific, scientology
technology	technological, technical, technician, technique
wood	wooden, woods, woodland, woody
revolution	revolutionary, revolutionize
research	researcher, researches
psychology	psychologist, psychological
possible	impossible, possibly, possibility
introduce	introduction, introductory
invent	invention, inventor, inventive,
important	importance
explain	explanation
discover	discovery
appear	appearance, apparently, disappear
use	user, useful, useless, useable
communicate	communication, community
connect	connection, connectivity, connector, connective
polite	impolite, politeness
electric	electricity, electronics, electrician, electrical, electronic, electron
know	knowledgeable, knowledge
extinct	extinction
argue	argument, argumentation, argumentative
significant	significant significance, insignificant, insignificance
convenient	convenience, inconvenient
worthy	unworthy, worthless, worthiness
benefit	beneficial, benefits, beneficiary
count	countless, account, accountant
interact	interactive, interaction, interactivity
advance	advancement, advanced, advances, advancer, advantage
expensive	inexpensive, expenses
replace	replacement, replaceable

Check your word formation skills with the next exercise. Refer to the mind map in the case of difficulties👆 🙂

Word formation exercise Technology

At a recent family dinner my mother was struggling to remember an actor’s name. Doing what seemed natural, I took out my smartphone, searched for the movie she was talking about and voila! Benedict Cumberbatch. This series of events, which might seem completely (worth) of comment for most of us, (complete) blew my mother away.“How did you know to do that?” she asked, while I tried to explain that it was simply second nature. But, later, it got me thinking; thinking about how we use technology in so many different aspects of our lives. Planning, socialising, communicating and banking – just some of the things that we now tend to do through our gadgets. However, there is one particular group for which technology has had a (benefit) and profound impact on students. Going back to my family dinner, and chatting about university life, it didn’t take too long for the phrase “you kids have it so much easier these days” to feature. But, to be completely fair on my mother, she has a valid point.

While we still have all the same (education) benefits as those of the previous generation, we have so many more as well. We still have libraries available to us, but we also have (count) virtual libraries that exist on the Internet. 

Student faculty (interact) is another area that has benefited from technology, for both parties. Nowadays, we can communicate from the comfort of our homes, or even while we are on a bus, through mail, instant messaging or even Instagram.

It’s amazing to actually look back, compare,  and take on board the (advance) that have been made and the benefits we are reaping as a result.

Smartphones, projectors and smart speakers are already a common sight in lecture halls, and why shouldn’t they be? The (replace) of textbooks with e-books on phones allows students the luxury of having up-to-date, interactive or even personalised learning materials.

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There might be some interesting features in pronunciation. For example, chemist-chemical-chemistry, we read ch as [k]. Also, technical [ˈteknɪKl]-technician [tekˈnɪʃən]; here the letter c has different sounds. Letters –ci together give sound [ʃ] the same as sh in ship, shop. Learn more about pronunciation rules by reading interesting texts about music here.

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	Государственное учреждение образования “Лицей №1 имени А.С. Пушкина г. Бреста”
	Автор-составитель Сай Е.А.
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (учебное пособие) БРЕСТ  2020

Science
and Technology

Wordlist

Topic vocabulary

 

Word formation

 

 

Phrasal
verbs

 

 

Phrases,
patterns and collocations

 

Exercise 1. Match the
words with their definitions

1.    
click
                                  a.to move information  o your computer from
a 

                                          computer
system or the Internet

2.    
complex
                            b. a set of papers, documents, or records that you

 keep because they contain information

3.    
download
                          c.to makea computer do smth by pressing a button

on
the mouse

4.    
electronics
                         d. a book containing instructions for doing smth,

especially for operating a machine

5.    
file
                                    e. someone whose job is to create computer

                                          programs

6.    
manual
                              f. with a lot of details or small parts, which
makes

smth
difficult to understand or deal with

7.    
offline
                                g. connected to users and therefore supplying a

 particular service

8.    
online
                                h.to send documents or programs from your

computer to a larger system using the
Internet

9.    
programmer
                       i. electronic equipment or equipment with

                                          electronic
parts

10. upload
                               j. working on a computer but not connected to
the

                                          Internet

 

Exercise
2. Complete the task using the correct form of the word in the box

1.     The
Internet is really a vast … of computers, all connected together.

2.     Since
we got … , we’ve been watching music videos online.

3.     Early
computer games seem quite … compared to today’s games.

4.     It
seems to me that primitive … is far cleaner than oil.

5.     These
ancient tools have been … with an enormous amount of skill.

6.     The
next generation of games … will have better graphics.

7.     There’s
a(n) … in computing called “ beta testing”, which means you test something to
see if it works properly before it becomes official.

8.     This
latest … will mean cheaper, faster internet access for all.

9.     The
computer has finished analyzing all the … .

10. The sea is a great
natural … but we need the technology to use it.

Exercise 3. Complete the texts by writing a form of
the word in CAPITALS in each space.

Text
1

(1)….
of your new energy-efficient domestic gas boiler is free   INSTALL

of
charge, and will be performed within 5 days of payment.             

Regular
(2)… from a qualified engineer is advised. The           MAINTAIN

system
comes with an (3)… cover, which can be kept fully      ADJUST

extended
or half down. The cover must be completely removed for

repairs
to be carried out. As with all (4)… equipment, please   ELECTRIC

exercise
great care if you are attempting to repair the (5)…      APPLY

yourself.

Text
2

Attach
the motor to the (6)… outlet pipe. Screw the motor       CYLINDER

down
into place. If the motor does not engage, remove it

 and
(7)… the outlet-pipe. All engineers installing or               TIGHT

repairing
this machinery must observe all

necessary
(8)… precautions. This includes the wearing            SAFE

 of
googles, masks and other (9)… equipment.                        PROTECT

 For
instructions on how to remove the outlet valve,

please
refer to the (10)… described on page 28 of this manual. PROCEED

Phrasal Verbs

Exercise
4. Complete using the correct form of the phrasal verbs in the box

 

1.             
Could
you send someone to have a look at my computer, because nothing happens when I
… it …?

2.             
I
… my watch … to see what was wrong with it, but I couldn’t put it back together
again!

3.             
Your
essay would make more sense if you … the second and third paragraphs …

4.             
One
of the miracles of nature is the way a caterpillar … a butterfly.

5.             
I
played so much football last season that I … two pairs of boots!

6.             
In
the story, Cindarella’s coach … a pumpkin at midnight.

7.             
My
CDs were all in order and now someone’s … them … .

8.             
I
think they’ve … the old library … a really nice space for children to read in.

Phrases, patterns and
collocations

Exercise 5. Write one
word in each gap

1.  The
government’s decision not to publish this report represents a real … with
tradition.

2.  Bill
Gates made his money by satisfying the … for computer operating systems that
were easy to use.

3.  You
should … better than to spend all your time playing computer games when you’ve
got exams next week.

4.  I
was … the Web when I came across a site that had lots of information about my
favourite band.

5.  Click
on the … below to become a member and enjoy everything that Musiconline
has to offer.

6.  We’ve
lived in this area for over 20 years, and I can tell you that things have
definitely … for the worse.

7.  When
you’re … the wheel of the new T4 sports car, it’s obvious that there’s a lot of
computing power under the bonnet, as well as engine power.

8.  People’s
attitudes to disability are changing and more and more places have wheelchair …
these days.

9.  Now,
don’t complain about having to spend the holidays away from your computer –
it’s for your own … and you’ll thank for me later.

10.                     
Since
she changed jobs, Anne has really thrown her … into her career.

11.                     
You
should keep your computer system up to …, or you might find that some programs
won’t run.

12.                     
The
workman said that he needed a spanner and asked me to pass him one from his …
kit.

READING & SPEAKING

TEXT I.

WHAT
DO YOU THINK of SCIENCE?

Modern
technology is rapidly spreading all over the earth. Scientists, researches,
engineers and designers are eager to emulate the material achievements and
living standards of the industrially advanced countries. One can hardly imagine
our present day life without such trivial gadgets as air conditioners, TVs,
computers, mobile phones, MP3 players, etc. Every office is equipped with a PC,
a fax machine, a photocopier, etc. Every teenager is able to use a tablet PC, a
smart phone, etc.

I’m
absolutely sure that all these things make our life more exciting, save a lot
of time and help to avoid health problems. For example, most of my friends have
a microwave in the kitchen. We use it almost every day without realizing how
considerably it revolutionized the way food is cooked both at home and within
food industry. Although it met with the disapproval of many top chefs, when
invented, it is becoming an increasingly common sight in many restaurant
kitchens. Its greatest advantage is a huge reduction of time needed to prepare
a dish. Secondly, it’s easy to clean and high temperatures minimize the risk of
infection. It ‘s also a great time-saver for those who don’t wish to waste
their time sweating over a hot cooker or use cancer causing fats when frying.

When
Charles Babbage (1792 – 1871), a professor of mathematics at Cambridge
University invented the first calculating machine in 1812 he could hardly have
imagined the situation we find ourselves today. In fact, the PCs are being used
in almost every field today for the simple reason that they are more efficient
than human beings, doing 500,000 sums in a fraction of a second. They can pay
wages, reserve seats on planes, control sputniks in space, work out tomorrow’s
weather, play chess and compose music. They even help police fight crime,
saving the policeman from checking the information, identifying the
fingerprints or making a photorobot. It’s needless to say that speed there is
very essential.

Moreover,
scientists predict that virtual reality will soon be a part and parcel of life.
This amazing thing allows us to experience another dimensions. It is not quite
as immediate as the real world, but it is startling and experts say that in a
few years every home will be using a VR set. I must say that it is already used
in Japan to sell kitchens. Instead of renting huge displays, companies can do
with one small office. VR goggles and gloves allow the customers to build their
own kitchen from thousands of options. In fact there are countless applications
for VR. Say, children will be taken to visit castles of the past and medical
students will be able to practice without using real people.

However,
as the technologies advance people inevitably face various problems. This
certainly causes a good deal of disenchantment among the specialists and
consumers. For example, when nuclear power was discovered everybody thought it
to be a clean and cheap alternative to bring coal, fuel and natural gas. This
seemed to be solving the problem of air pollution, wasted lands and health
hazards.

George
Bernard Shaw used to say that maximum of opportunities is always combined with
maximum of temptation. This saying can be fully applied to technical progress.
It was really very tempting to grow enough food and save crops with the help of
pesticides and fertilizers. But years later humanity had to recognize such
horrifying consequences as damaged ground and water supplies, dead soil and
even genetic changes. Nowadays people tend to grow ecologically clean food and
use natural fertilizers.

Chemical
industry undoubtedly brought new medicine, sprays, pills and medications, but
alongside with these caused acid rain, that is gradually killing forests and
lakes.

But
it is my sincere belief that people will be able to cope with all the
ecological problems. It’s not accidental that we are called HOMO SAPIENS.
Nowadays people are getting more and more concerned about the future of our
beautiful planet. Chemical plants install filters on the industrial stacks.
Strict fines are introduced to control pollution. Research is going into
renewable sources of energy: wind, water and sun. Medicine turns to healing
blooms and herbs as many of them have anti-cancer properties and help against
leukemia. Many countries have adopted the laws for the new cars to run on
unleaded patrol. Scientists are intelligent enough to recognize the risks of
computer- or VR-addiction, genetic manipulations and ozone layer damage, waste
and the necessity of recycling.

I’m
absolutely positive that by the power of positive action the humanity will be
able to use technology only in peaceful purposes and to turn our planet into an
oasis of life in the solar system. As D.H. Lawrence said:”Humanity seems to
have an infinite capacity for remaining the same — that is, human”.

Exercises

I.     
Answer the questions.

1.What are scientists and
researchers eager to do?

2.What things make our life
more exciting?

3.What are the advantages
of the microwave?

4.Why are the PCs being
widely used on nearly all spheres of everyday life?

5.What is a VR?

6.What problems do people
face as the technologies advance?

7.How can G.B.Shaw’s saying
be applied to technical progress?

8.Why are people getting
more and more concerned about the future of our planet?

II.  Choose
the right answer.

1.   
Оne can hardly imagine our
present day life without

a)    
crime

b)   
travelling
round the world

c)    
modern
amenities

d)   
family

2.   
Modern
facilities make our life

a)    
boring

b)   
difficult

c)    
unhealthy

d)   
exciting

3.   
The
PCs are used

a)    
only
by researchers

b)   
in
special labs

c)    
privately

d)   
in
almost every field today

4.   
Scientists
predict

a)    
the
end of the world

b)   
the
star wars

c)    
virtual
reality will soon be a part of life

d)   
the
discovery of new worlds

5.   
Nowadays
people tend

a)    
to
grow cheap food

b)   
to
use pesticides in agriculture

c)    
to
grow ecologically clean food

d)   
to
use synthetic minerals

6.   
Today
people are getting more and more concerned about

a)    
the
relations between people

b)   
travelling
to our planets

c)    
buying
computers

d)   
the
future of our planet.

III.          
Do you agree or not? Comment on the following
statements.

1.   
Modern
technology is rapidly spreading all over the world.

2.   
One
can easily imagine the life today without any home gadgets.

3.   
PCs
are less efficient than human beings.

4.   
Scientists
predict that virtual reality will be soon a part of life.

5.   
The
development of science brings only progress.

6.   
The
discovery of the nuclear power was a great progress of science. It does not
have any negative sides.

7.   
Science
and technology should be used only in peaceful purposes.

IV.           
What do you think? Give a reason for your opinion.

1.   
Scientific
research brings much profit to a researcher.

2.   
The
discovery of the microwave was a step forward.

3.   
The
PCs have become a part of everyday life.

4.   
The
virtual reality is an amazing thing.

5.   
Science
brings more good than harm.

V.  
Ask an outstanding scientist, a Nobel Prize winner
questions about his/her research work.

VI.           
List all the problems touched upon in the text.

VII.       
Role play. Your father has just bought a new
electrical gadget. You don’t know how to use it. Ask for instructions.

VIII.   
Comment on the following quotations.

1.   
“That
is the essence of science: ask an impertinent question, and you are on the way
to a pertinent answer” Jacob Bronowski.

2.   
“Science is wonderfully equipped to answer the
question “how” but it gets terribly confused when you ask the question “why”.Erwin
Chadaff.

3.   
“Science is no illusion. But it would be an illusion
to suppose that we could get anywhere else what it cannot give us”. Sigmund
Freud.

4.   
“Science
has radically changed the conditions of human life on earth. It has expanded
our knowledge and our power but not our capacity to use them with wisdom”. J.
William Fulbright

5.   
“The work of science is to substitute facts for
appearances, and demonstrations for impressions.” John Ruskin.

6.   
“Science is an organized knowledge”. Herbert
Spencer

IX.           
Choose one quotation for the essay. Use extra material.

TEXT II.

The Progress of Science
in the 20^th Century

Our
century has seen great changes in the life and living conditions of people.
Less than a hundred years ago, many of the things that we do now seemed
impossible. No one could imagine that people could fly, or that we could listen
to music thousands of miles away.

You
can clearly see that technology affects everything from travel and health to
music and communications. When you wake up with your alarm clock, open the
fridge for a glass of milk, get on the school bus, or write down your homework
– you’re using technology! Someone thought of the idea, did something about it,
and now we all benefit from it.

The
history of technology goes all the way back to when man first began to use
stone knives to hurt for food. People discovered how to metal and soon they
were creating weapons, jewellery, and tools. Wheels, levers, screws, and
pulleys are technologies that we still use today.

Imagine
a man of Dickens’ time in our modern world. In the sky, he sees people flying;
in tremendous “birds”. At home, we turn a switch and the dark room immediately
becomes light. But the greatest surprise is the Internet. Today it serves many
purposes besides pleasure and entertainment.

Among
the most important scientific discoveries are new medicines. Many illnesses
that people died from fifty years ago are no longer dangerous. People today
have a better chance of living long.

The
little electron is the giant of modern times. Scientists are moving forward
towards a better understanding of its laws. The wonderful bird in the Russian
legend could warn people of coming danger. Electronic means were used during
World War II to learn of coming airplane attacks, and many lives were saved.

Electrons
do wonderful things in calculating machines; which besides working hundreds of
times faster than any mathematician, can feel, touch, smell, hear and see. It
is difficult to imagine how we could calculate the orbits of sputniks and
spaceships without using electronic calculating machines. More and more often,
we hear of scientist using these machines in new fields, it was with the help
of an electronic calculating machine that scientists succeeded, in reading the
language of the Mayas, the ancient people of Mexico. Scientists of many countries
had tried in vain to do this for many, many years. The machines can tell us
what to plant in fields under different climatic conditions, they can tell us
when an earthquake is coming, and where.

In
the old days, chemists tried to make gold in their laboratories. The synthetic
products created by chemists today are more wonderful and more important than
gold. Chemistry has had a new birth in our century, especially organic
chemistry. The new light clothes that are so popular everywhere in the world –
dresses and blouses, shirts and socks, coats and jackets – are often made out
of synthetic, man-made materials based on cellulose. Beautiful paints,
plastics, cosmetics and many medicines are all based on cellulose. What is most
important is that there is cellulose in all trees, vegetables and fruits;
cellulose is easily found everywhere in nature in all things that grow. Every
day chemists are finding new uses for this wonderful material.

You
have to keep your eyes open and be willing to think of a fresh approach to
solving a problem. You also have to learn from your mistakes. In fact, many
technologies were discovered completely by accident! John Walker was trying to
scrape some chemicals off a stick when they burst into flame – and he ended up
with a match. Robert Green ran out of cream for his drinks, so he used
vanilla-ice cream instead – and invented the ice-cream soda. Harry realized
that some metal in the scrap pile didn’t rust – and so used that recipe to make
stainless steel.

Mention
often leads to another. Writing led to printing, which led to books,
newspapers, and magazines. Glass led to lenses, which led to spectacles,
microscopes, and telescopes. Many new technologies build on old ones, which is
why we have so many tools today.

Technology
sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? And in many ways, it is. But while technology has
helped us in many ways, there’s another side to new technology – one that many
people don’t like. New chemicals and pesticides can pollute the environment,
and may be dangerous for people. Some new technologies  — like early cars –
weren’t very safe. And some people think that animals shouldn’t be used in
medical experiments.

There’s
another reason people may not want new technology. Back in 1812, a group of
people called Luddites destroyed the machines in the factories where that
worked because they were afraid the machines would take away their jobs. Today,
there are still people who fear the changes that are brought about by new
technology.

But
for all the jobs that technology has taken away, new ones have opened up – jobs
that many people fear are just as good, if not better. Thanks to technology, we
enjoy air conditioning, monies, space shuttles, antibiotics, and much, much
more.

The
twenty-first century is already here. What new technology we are looking
forward tomorrow?

I.      Answer
the questions:

1.    
How
have science and technology changed our lives? Think about discoveries,
inventions, new products, and their effects (positive and negative).

2.    
How
will science and technology affect our lives in the future?

II.  Complete
the sentences with the words. Use the word in its correct form.

	invent, discover, find out, find, found, establish

1.    
Professor
Green has … a machine that will iron clothes automatically.

2.    
In
a remote desert area, geologists … rich deposits of iron ore.

3.    
Sometimes
amateur astronomers have become famous for … new stars.

4.    
I
… a $20 note on the floor of the supermarket.

5.    
The
shop was … by the present owner’s grandfather in 1920.

6.    
Have
the police … why the murder was committed?

7.    
Wadham
College, Oxford was … in 1610.

8.    
Michael
Faraday’s work on electro-magnetism led to many modern … .

III.          
Use these words to complete the sentences. Use each
item once only.

	database, mass-produced, made redundant, safety features, monitor, genetic engineering, life expectancy, locate resources, get used to, taken for granted, computer networks, repetitive tasks, labour-saving devices, major breakthrough, under development

1.    
As
more and more of us are linked by … how soon will it be before the paperless
office becomes a reality?

2.    
This
new technique is a … in the treatment of cancer.

3.    
The
dish-washer and other … have helped to relieve the boredom of domestic chores.

4.    
Satellite
technology can help to … for extraction from the earth.

5.    
The
Model T Ford was first … car in the world.

6.    
It
is difficult for some people to … the speed of change in the modern world.

7.    
The
police have access to a vast … which helps them in their fight against crime.

8.    
We
need … to prevent all the information stored on computers from being misused.

9.    
Many
… which people found boring and tiring can now be carried out by machines.

10. Many
employees have been … as a result of the introduction of new technology.

11. Nuclear
power stations have computer-controlled systems to … their reactors and prevent
accidents.

12. This
car comes with such … as a collapsible steering column and a driver’s airbag.

13. With
the  advances in … we may be able to create a race of “perfect” human beings
one day, or is that just science fiction?

14. The
increase in … has led to problems such as how to pay for the care of the
elderly.

15. Many
technological developments which have greatly affected the way we live are
nowadays … by the younger generation.

Group
work

IV.           
Write an advert for any labour-saving device and
present it to your group.

    
TEST

1. Match the word with
its definition

1. craft                                                         a.
concerned with, or involving the nucleus of an atom

2. manual                                                     b.an
​important ​discovery or ​event that ​helps to
​improve a ​situation or ​provide an ​answer to a ​problem

3. network                                                   c.
belonging to the first or beginning; original

4. breakthrough                                            d.
an occupation or trade requiring special skill, esp. in handiwork

5. console                                                    e.
a system of interconnected components

6. nuclear                                                     f.
a book, esp. of instructions or information

7. primitive                                                  g.
a unit on which the controls of an electronic system are mounted

8. click                                                         h.
a transmission technique using a wide range of frequencies that enables
messages to be sent simultaneously, used in fast internet connections

9. resource                                                   i.
an act of pressing and releasing a button on a mouse

10. broadband                                              j.
a source of economic wealth, esp. of a country or business enterprise

2.
Complete the task using the correct form of the word in the box

	data, breakthroughs, resource, console, nuclear, crafts, network, primitive, manual, electronics

1.
One of the greatest technological … ever made was a microchip.

2. 
The show featured traditional country  ….

3.
The … is ​stored on a hard ​disk and ​backed up on a
​floppy ​disk.

4.
The ​abandonment of
the ​island ​followed … 
​tests in
the ​area.

5.
This ​book is
an indispensable
… for researchers. 

6.
The next generation of games … will have better graphics.

7.
The ​conditions at
the ​campsite were
​rather 
….

8.
Beneath the ​city ​lies a
​labyrinthine …
of ​tunnels.

9.
The ​computer comes
with a 600-page ​instruction 
….

10.
Advances in … ​mean that
the ​technology is
already ​available.

3. Complete using the
correct form of the phrasal verbs in the box

 

1. The ​room ​looks very
different since you … the ​furniture
… .

2.
As the ​years ​passed,
the ​memories ​
… .

3.
I … the ​silk …
a ​dress.

4.
People often ​… them … because they ​look so
similar.

5.
Can you ​help me
to … my ​dress?

6.
I gave my ​name and
she … it …. her ​computer.

7.
The earth’s ​resources are
… at an ​alarming ​rate.

8.
Computerization has ​enabled us
…. a lot of ​paperwork.

9.
The ​students
​… their ​cost-cutting ​ideas in
several ​companies.

10.
They had to … the ​whole ​engine ….
.

4. Complete the texts by
writing a form of the word in CAPITALS in each space.

Text 1

(1)….
of your new energy-efficient domestic gas boiler is free           INSTALL

of
charge, and will be performed within 5 days of payment.    

Regular
(2)… from a qualified engineer is advised. The                     MAINTAIN

system
comes with an (3)… cover, which can be kept fully               ADJUST

extended
or half down. The cover must be completely removed for

repairs
to be carried out. As with all (4)… equipment, please             ELECTRIC

exercise
great care if you are attempting to repair the (5)…                APPLY

yourself.

Text
2

Attach
the motor to the (6)… outlet pipe. Screw the motor                 CYLINDER

down
into place. If the motor does not engage, remove it

and
(7)… the outlet-pipe. All engineers installing or                          TIGHT

repairing
this machinery must observe all

necessary
(8)… precautions. This includes the wearing                      SAFE

of
googles, masks and other (9)… equipment.                                   PROTECT

 For
instructions on how to remove the outlet valve,

please
refer to the (10)… described on page 28 of this manual.          PROCEED

5.
Translate
into English.

1.
Не жалуйся, что не сможешь проводить каникулы за компьютером, это для твоего же
блага.

2.
Сменив работу, она полностью выкладывается на своей новой работе.

3.
Тебе следует постоянно модернизировать свой компьютер.

4.
Мы живем здесь вот уже 20 лет, но все меняется только к худшему.

5.
Я сидел в Интернете, когда наткнулся на интересную информацию о клонировании.

6.
Пройдите по ссылке и зарегистрируйтесь на форуме.

7.
Думаю, мы выбрали именно того человека, чтобы возглавить экспедицию.

8.Долго
работая за компьютером, погружаешься в виртуальную реальность.

9.
Модем – средство выхода в интернет.

10.В
сложных ситуациях он берет все в свои руки.

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