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Англійська мова Електронний навчально-методичний підручник |
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5. Science and Technologies. 1 Choose the correct verb forms. 1 I will have lost / will be losing 2 kg by the end of the
month. 2 Come for lunch tomorrow. We ’ll be having / ’ll have had pizza. 3 Will
you be finishing /
Will you have finished work by six
o’clock? 4 Helen will be working /
will have worked in the garden at 3
o’clock. 5 We’ll
put the house up for sale next week, so hopefully we will be selling / will have
sold it by next month. 6 Don’t call me at 11 o’clock. I will have slept / will be
sleeping then. 7 The company will be
cleaning / will have cleaned the
kitchen by six o’clock, so you can start cooking then. 8 We won’t be finishing /
won’t have finished the meal by the
time you arrive. 9 My parents won’t be here tomorrow morning. They will have done / will be doing the shopping. 10 Hopefully
Jane will be finding / will have found
a job by Christmas. 2
Complete the sentences with the future continuous or future perfect form of
the verbs. 1 I
_________________ (finish) cleaning my room in an hour and then I’ll call
you. 2 This time
tomorrow, I __________________ (eat) something delicious in a restaurant in
Paris! 3 What
____________________ (you / achieve) by the time you are 30 years old? 4 You can
visit us later today. We ____________________ (not / do) anything special. 5 Don’t call me at six o’clock in the morning. I
___________________ (sleep) 6 I’ve
ordered two cookery books but they ___________________ (not / arrive) by
Monday. 7 What _____________________ (you / do) at 9 o’clock tonight? 8 We can’t go to the supermarket at eleven o’clock at night. It
_________________ (close) by then! 9 Don’t call
at one o’clock. I _________________ (have) lunch then. 10 Come
round today if you want some of my birthday cake. We __________________ (eat)
it all by tomorrow! 11
What ____________________ (you / do) on Saturday afternoon? 12
I promise I ___________________ (finish) by midday
and then we’ll go to the market. 13 I’m afraid
we __________________ (not / wait) at the airport when you arrive. 14 Don’t open
the oven for another 20 minutes. The meat ___________________ (not / finish)
cooking until then! 3 Read
the text and answer the
questions. Choose a, b, c
or d. Cars of the
future? When your mobile phone
runs out of battery power,
all you have to do
to get it working again
is to charge
it up. Imagine if you
could do the same thing
with your car. Researchers at car companies
are developing cars that plug
into electric sockets. These vehicles might become the cars
of the future. The cars are
called plug-in hybrids and they
get most of their power
from electricity, just like other
electrical devices like mobile phones
and laptops. This technology would significantly reduce the amount
of petrol that people use.
For countries that depend on
other oil-producing countries for their petrol supply this could
be a great advantage. Presently, most cars use petrol.
Unfortunately, burning fossil fuels produces carbon dioxide gas, and when a large
amount of this gas and
other greenhouse gases are trapped
in the Earth's atmosphere, they cause global
warming. Hybrid vehicles have already been developed and are being driven.
These cars get their power
from both petrol and electricity;
they are able to travel
longer distances with less petrol.
Plug-in hybrids will be even
more advanced as they are
designed to be powered mainly
by electricity and use only
a small amount of petrol. Although this technology appears to offer a solution
to our planet's environmental problems, there are still some
challenges in getting it to
work efficiently. The biggest problem
is creating batteries that can store a large
amount of energy to run
the cars. Plug-in hybrids require a special battery which is very expensive,
making the cost of the
car very high. In addition,
the electricity used to charge
plug-in hybrid cars is produced
from burning coal – this produces
pollution, too. It might be
some time before the cars
will become available to the public but
if they do, it will
be a major breakthrough for transport. 1. According
to the text, researchers are developing …. a. a car that never
runs out of battery power. b. an electric
car whose battery can be
recharged. c. a car that does not
need a battery. d. an electric car that doesn't need to be
charged. 2. This new technology will be beneficial
for …. a. companies which produce cars. b. people who don't
use much petrol. c. countries which do not produce
oil. d. oil-producing countries. 3. Hybrid cars … a. get their energy
only from electricity. b. are not yet
in use. c. use less petrol
than plug-in hybrids. d. use a combination of electricity and petrol. 4. What is the greatest
difficulty in developing the plug-in hybrid cars? a. making the appropriate
batteries b. making them environmentally
friendly c. designing the cars to be
mainly powered by electricity d. designing them to run with
no batteries 5. According to the
writer, what is true about
plug-in hybrid cars? a. They are now
available for use. b. They might never
be available to the public. c. They won't solve
the problem of pollution completely. d. They might make
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