Fill in : some,any,no,every or their compounds:

Eg: Ron knows everything there is to know about computer.

1 Michael never does ......................... without asking .................. first.

2 Is there.....................milk in the fridge or shall I go and get..................?

3 ........................was very pleased with their result;...................was disappointed.

4 Has......................told you.........................about what you have to do?

5 There is ........................that ............................can say to make me feel better.

Fill in : some,any,no,every or their compounds:

Eg: Ron knows everything there is to know about computer.

1 They looked........................for Helen but they couldn't find her.

2 .............................is wondering why ..........................noticed....................before.

3 I want to go .....................this weekend.I haven't been .....................for ages.

4 Has .....................seen my pen? I have looked for it........................but it's .....................to be found.

Nearly everyone today has access to a computer at home, at work or at school and knows how to use it. Some of us can use a computer for very basic things, others for more challenging tasks,but there is no question about it; today’s children are growing up in a world where it will be essential to have advanced computer skills to find work or be part of the modern community.Already schools are preparing young people at earlier and earlier ages to use technology. Many schools use computers in the classroom and it is routine for students to do online research for projects and even submit homework online.
However, experts say that schools need to do more. Using a computer is not the same as
understanding how it works. And educationalists want all children to have classes in computer programming, or coding, as it is called. In the past, the youngsters who coded were often male and had the reputation for being obsessed with computers. This earned them the nickname of ‘nerd’ or ‘geek.’ Today coding is becoming more popular and teenagers no longer care about such labels.
The main problem of giving coding lessons to every child is obviously related to having enough of the right equipment. Eben Upton wanted to solve this problem. He realized that the number of students who were applying to study IT at college was dropping and it was important to change this. So, he co-designed and developed an amazing little computer called the Raspberry Pi for use in schools. This is a tiny computer, the same size as a credit card. It can be connected to a computer monitor or TV screen and works with a normal keyboard and mouse. The Pi is small,cheap and effective. It allows students in classrooms to find out more about computers and how to code. Eben started selling the Pis in 2012 and now, there are more than two million in use worldwide.In spite of this progress, there are still not enough computers in classrooms. Amy Mathers is a very clever fourteen-year-old from Manchester and she recently won first prize in the ‘Digital Girl of the Year’ award. This award highlights the achievements of girls in Europe and hopes to encourage more girls to become coders. However, Amy could not use a Raspberry Pi at school. She had to buy one (or rather her mother did!) and she learned what she could do on it by herself and from organized free events such as ‘Manchester Girl Geeks’ workshops and ‘Codecademy’.Amy thinks more students should have the opportunities that she did. When asked at what age children should start to learn coding, Amy said that anyone who could read and type could learn to code! So, maybe we’ll soon see baby Raspberry Pis in toyshops?
Exercise 1 Read the article and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

4 Amy Mathers is well-known because __________

Read and answer the questions.

I live in a small village Henfield. There are about 500 people here. The village is quiet and life here is slow and easy. You never have to queue in shops or banks. People never throw their rubbish in the steets, so the village is always clean. The air is also very clean because there's not much heavy traffic.It'smuch more friendly here than in a city. Everyone knows everyone and if someone has a problem, there are always people who can help. However,there are some things I don't like about Henfield.One thing is that there's not much to do in the evening. We haven't got any cinemas or theaters. Another problem is that people always talk about each other and everyone knows what everyone is doing .But I still prefer village life to life in a big city
1. Where does the writer live ?
2. What is the population of Henfield ?
3. Why is the village always clean ?
4. Are the people in Henfield helpful ?
5. Does Henfield have any cinemas or theaters ?
6. Does the writer like to live in the village or in the city ?

Read the following passage and complete predictions 1-5. Use the
affirmative or negative form of will and the verbs in brackets.
WILL ALL TEACHERS BE ROBOTS IN THE FUTURE? How will technology change
the world of work? Nobody really knows, but we can make predictions. Scientists think
that some jobs will disappear because of new technology. For example, there won’t be
any mechanics because robots will repair our cars. Programmers will lose their jobs too,
because robots will write all the computer software. And scientists don’t think we’ll need
pilots, as robots will fly planes. But what about teachers or doctors? Will robots take
their jobs? Probably not. Robots are very good at technical work, but they aren’t very
good at dealing with people!
1. Robots ___ (repair) our cars.
2. Robots ___ (write) computer programs.
3. Robots ___ (fly) planes.

4. Robots ___ (work) as doctors.
5. Robots ___ (teach) students at school.

Fill in each numbered space with ONE appropriate word.

I live in a small village called Vinh An. There (1) _____________ about 600 people here. I love the village (2) _____________ it is very quiet and life is slow and easy. The village is always clean – people often look after it (3) _____________ great care. The air is always clean, (4) _____________. It's much more friendly here than in a city because everyone knows everyone else, and (5) _____________ someone has a problem, there are always people who can help.

There are only a (6) _____________ things that I don't like about Vinh An. One thing is that we don't have (7) _____________ things to do in the evening. We don't have any cinemas or theaters. The (8) _____________ thing is that people always talk about each other, and everyone knows (9) _____________ everyone else is doing. But I still (10) _____________ village life to life in a big city.

. Choose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage:

I live in a small village called Northville. There are about 2000 people here. I love the village (1) _____ it is very quiet and life is slow and easy. The village is always clean; people look (2)_____ it with great care. The air is always clean, too. People are much friendlier here than in a city because everyone (3)______ the others, and if someone has a problem, there are always people who can help.

There are only a few things that I don’t like about Northville. One thing is that we have not got many things to do in the evening; we haven’t got (4) _____ cinemas or theaters. The other thing is that people always talk about (5) _____, and everyone knows what everyone is doing. But I still prefer village life to life in a big city.

1. A. so B. although C.because D. but

2. A. for B. at C. up D. after

3. A. knows B. know C. is knowing D. knew

4. A. little B. some C. any D. few

5. A. others B. other C. another D. one another

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b. already,still,yet : matching exercise

1. you don,t have to do it. i 've ..... done it

2.i've had no time ... i haven't ....

3 don't wake him. he's ... asleep

4. i've .. told you what to do. listen carefully this time

5 the plane has ... arrived. it was really early

6. we broke up six months ago but i ... miss him

7. are you ... working for same campany

8 there's no need to tell him. he ... knows

9. we haven't finished ...

10. nobody else knows ....

11. i have ... done this type of work before

12. it's old but it ... works well

13. i bought it seven years ago and i haven't had any problems ....

14. i read your report but i ... need to talk to you

15. is it ... nine o'olock

16. oh no! It's ... raining.

17 im feeling lazy.i'm ... in bed

18.is the pizza cooked ...

19.i cannot take on any more jobs. i've ... got to much work

20 i cannot believe it. haftpast four in the morning and you are.... up