It’s a school. ItSname is The English School.

We’re students. OURteacher is American.

It’s BEN’S pen.

These are my _____ books.

That’s my ______ car.

Excuse me, is this pen YOURS?

AREthese flowers ?

I have got a car. It ISyellow.

HAVEyou got a pen?

She HASgot a headache.

HASa girl got a doll?

Giraffes HAVEgot a long neck.

I usually LISTEN to music in the evenings.

On Fridays, I sometimes GO to the cinema.

Suzie IS STUDYING now.

She HAS a lot of work this week.

My cousin IS STAYING with us at the moment.

At the moment, I AM LISTENING to music.

Bob is waiting for me and I THINK he wants to go to the pub.

We don’t eat MANY bananas in our house.

I didn’t eat ANY cakes. I wasn’t hungry.

I don’t have MUCH free time. I work very hard

My friends GO shopping every Saturday.

Find the odd word: BED

DISK DRIVERS are used to read and write data on disks.

HARDWARE is any electronic or mechanical part you can see or touch.

The information presented to the computer is a/an INPUT.

When you rapidly press and release the mouse button twice you DOUBLE-CLICK.

The most common input device is a/an KEYBOARD.

PLOTTERS are used for construction plans, engineering drawings and other technical illustrations.

Select a group of input devices: SCANER, DIGITAL CAMERA

A long key at the bottom of the keyboard is called SPACE BAR. Each time it is pressed, it produces a blank space.

Computer technologies for people with disabilities are called ASSISTIVE.

A computer technology that allows people to watch films and enjoy virtual reality is a/an HMD .

A crime committed with the help of computer. CYBERCRIME

Which of these has a negative meaning? TECHNOLOGY DEPENDENCE

A microscopic robot, built with nanotechnology is a/an NANO .

A type a robot that resembles a human is a/an ANDROID.

The science which uses computer technology to identify people based on physical characteristics is BIOMETRICS

The brain of the robot is a/an COMPUTER SYSTEM.

The words “fixed, integrated” are synonymous to the word EMBEDDED .

She eats A LOT OF biscuits. She loves them.

Mark buys A LOT OF fruit. He’s very healthy.