Упр.8 Unit 3 Секция 3 Рабочая тетрадь 1 2020 ГДЗ Enjoy English 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Биболетова, Бабушис 11 класс, Дрофа: 8 Use the verbs in CAPITAL LETTER in the appropriate forms.
Eric: What are you reading?
Maggie: I’ve found it in my grandma’s attic — an ancient scientific journal. Look, it contains lots of old science fiction stuff. It also has some articles where sophisticated scientific issues_(1) in simple language so that anyone, even my great-grandma, _(2) to understand them.
Eric: Look, there’s an article about a solar eclipse. Some photos _(3) here too. It’s a shame that they are only black and white.
Maggie: All photos of those times_(4) black and white.
Eric: And what’s that?
Maggie: It’s one of the first computers. Looks weird,_(5) it?
Eric: It’s huge and doesn’t look like a PC at all. It_(6) me an old transformer vault.
Maggie: I can’t imagine how it_(7) — it has neither a keyboard nor a monitor.
Eric: The article reveals some interesting facts about the history of computing from 1939. Good progress_(8) since that time!
Maggie: Yes, technology_(9) rapidly nowadays. Scientists expect an impressive breakthrough that can probably change our life and our understanding of the Universe. Some people think that extraterrestrial life_(10) quite soon.
Eric: My uncle has got an electronic archive of articles about extraterrestrials that__(11) since 1960. We can have a look if you want.
Maggie: Yeah, I_(12) curious about all that extraterrestrial stuff. The problem is that the evidence provided by media is never convincing enough. You know there are lots of other reasons that can explain photos, images and strange phenomena. Let alone the fact that a lot of all those facts are man-made fakes. But anyway, if your uncle _(13) it, could I have a copy of his archive on my flash disk?

*Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

Eric: What are you reading?

Maggie: I’ve found it in my grandma’s attic — an ancient scientific journal. Look, it contains lots of old science fiction stuff. It also has some articles where sophisticated scientific issues are explained in simple language so that anyone, even my great-grandma, can be able to understand them.

Eric: Look, there’s an article about a solar eclipse. Some photos are shown here too. It’s a shame that they are only black and white.

Maggie: All photos of those times were taken black and white.

Eric: And what’s that?

Maggie: It’s one of the first computers. Looks weird, doesn’t it?

Eric: It’s huge and doesn’t look like a PC at all. It reminds me of an old transformer vault.

Maggie: I can’t imagine how it worked — it has neither a keyboard nor a monitor.

Eric: The article reveals some interesting facts about the history of computing from 1939. Good progress has been made since that time!

Maggie: Yes, technology is developing rapidly nowadays. Scientists expect an impressive breakthrough that can probably change our life and our understanding of the Universe. Some people think that extraterrestrial life will be discovered quite soon.

Eric: My uncle has got an electronic archive of articles about extraterrestrials that has been collected since 1960. We can have a look if you want.

Maggie: Yeah, I am curious about all that extraterrestrial stuff. The problem is that the evidence provided by media is never convincing enough. You know there are lots of other reasons that can explain photos, images and strange phenomena. Let alone the fact that a lot of all those facts are man-made fakes. But anyway, if your uncle lets it, could I have a copy of his archive on my flash disk?