Для решения задания нам нужно нужно выбрать подходящее время и форму глагола. Помни, что в английском языке также существуют неправильные глаголы - их форму мы смотрим в словаре. В данном случае ответ HADDONE

В предложении "I made him _________ (promise) that he wouldn't tell anybody what happened." необходимо вставить правильную форму глагола "promise". В данном случае используется структура "make someone do something", где "make" требует после себя глагол в базовой форме (инфинитив без частицы "to").

Complex object — это конструкция в английском языке, которая состоит из глагола в основном предложении и дополнения, за которым следует инфинитив или герундий. Этот тип объекта используется, чтобы выразить действия, которые выполняет субъект по отношению к объекту.

Speaker A

My favorite season is winter. The delicate beauty of snow-covered landscapes enchants me, creating a serene and magical atmosphere. I relish the cozy feeling of wrapping myself in warm blankets and sipping hot cocoa by the fireplace. The holidays add an extra touch of joy, bringing loved ones together. Despite the chill, winter inspires introspection and encourages me to slow down, reflecting on the passing year. The crisp air inspires my senses, and the quietness of early mornings brings a sense of tranquility that is unparalleled.

Speaker B

Summer is definitely my most favorite season. The sun’s radiant embrace casts its warmth upon us, inviting endless adventures and joyful moments. The longer days offer us ample time to explore new destinations, soak up vitamin D at the beach, and indulge in leisurely activities. The carefree spirit of summer brings me a sense of liberation and excitement, as laughter fills the air and memories are made. As for me, from backyard barbecues to late-night stargazing, summer ignites a sense of togetherness and celebration that leaves a lasting impression.

Speaker C

My favourite season of the year is summer. On summer evenings my mom and dad cook different dishes together in the open air. I also lend a hand to them. Later in the evening, we all sit in the open air and snack together. Additionally, my father plays songs at the backdrop to add ambiance to the setting. The summer season is sentimental to me. The fun activities, the late-night movies, the hearty laughs with the friends and family will all remain an integral part of me no matter where I am tomorrow.

Speaker D

I can’t choose just one favorite season. I adore the unique qualities that each one brings. Winter delights me with its enchanting snowscapes and festive cheer. Spring invigorates my spirit with its blossoming flowers and gentle breezes. Summer’s warmth and vibrant energy bring endless possibilities for fun and relaxation. Autumn’s colors and crisp air evoke a cozy nostalgic sense. Each season is a chapter in the story of nature, and I cherish the variety they offer.

Speaker E

Spring holds the top spot as my favorite season. It’s a time of rebirth and renewal, as nature awakens from its slumber. The vibrant burst of colors as flowers bloom and trees regain their foliage is a sight that fills me with delight. The gentle warmth of the sun invites outdoor exploration, long walks, and picnics in picturesque parks. Spring showers bring the earth back to life, cleansing the air and refreshing the senses. Witnessing the resilience of life emerging from the dormant earth makes me full with hope and optimism.

Speaker F

Autumn captures my heart as my favorite season. The gradual transition of leaves from vibrant green to hues of red, orange, and gold is a mesmerizing spectacle for me. Walking through a forest adorned in bright colours feels like stepping into a painting. The crispness in the air brings a comforting embrace, and the aroma of fallen leaves evokes nostalgia. Cozy sweaters, pumpkin-spiced treats, and the anticipation of harvest festivals add to the autumnal charm. I think it’s a time for reflection and gratitude as we embrace the beauty of change and prepare for the coming winter.

Beautiful views, great service, decent food and accessibility are a few words you can associate with flying, but there’s much more to it. I strongly believe that travelling by air is the fastest and most efficient way to reach distant destinations. It allows us to cover long distances in a short amount of time, maximizing our travel experience. So in my opinion, air travel offers convenience and accessibility, making it an ideal choice for those with limited time or who desire to explore far-flung corners of the world.

Speaker B

I think that everybody will agree that travelling by train offers a unique and immersive experience. It allows us to witness the changing landscapes, interact with fellow passengers, and enjoy the rhythmic motion of the train. Train travel often provides a more relaxed and scenic journey, offering the opportunity to soak in the beauty of the surroundings. It’s the constant motion, the meditative sound of wheels chugging on tracks that attract those who prefer travelling by train. You can just lean back with free Wi-Fi, and a snack cart rumbling up and down the aisles, and watch the scenes pass by, their changing monotony soothing you to sleep.

Speaker C

As far as I feel, travelling by car provides flexibility and freedom. It allows us to explore at our own pace, deviate from planned routes, and discover hidden gems along the way. It seems to me that road trips offer a sense of adventure, enabling us to connect with the local culture and take spontaneous detours. This way of travelling may imply gas stations stops and caffeine refills. I believe that travelling by car offers a personalized and customizable experience.

Speaker D

I guess you will agree that travelling by bicycle allows us to embrace a slower and more intimate way of experiencing the world. You don’t need any gas or costly maintenance. As for me, cycling offers a unique perspective, as it allows us to interact with the environment and connect with the local community on a deeper level. It promotes sustainability and physical well-being, while providing a sense of accomplishment. In general, cycling travel embodies a sustainable and immersive approach.

Speaker E

Travelling by boat opens up a world of exploration on the water. Cruises and sailing adventures offer the opportunity to visit remote islands, explore coastal regions, and witness breathtaking seascapes. It allows us to disconnect from the fast-paced world and immerse ourselves in the serenity of the sea. I think, travelling by boat typically takes much longer than driving, flying, or riding the rails. But there’s also something primeval about crossing from land to land like explorers before us, and, in my opinion, there’s no other mode of transportation that connects you so closely to the elements.

Speaker F

Travelling on foot is the most authentic and intimate way to explore a destination. What I mean is that walking allows us to fully immerse ourselves in the local culture, interact with the locals, and discover hidden gems that may be overlooked by other means of transportation. I hope you will agree that walking encourages mindfulness and a deeper connection with the surroundings. From my viewpoint, travelling on foot offers a slower, more intimate experience than any other way of travelling.

Find - found - found - неправильные глаголы - наше все, улыбаемся и учим. You can do it! I believe in you!

В данном предложении правильно использовать слово "would", так как оно подчеркивает регулярное действие в прошлом.

Для решения задания нам нужно нужно выбрать подходящее время и форму глагола. Помни, что в английском языке также существуют неправильные глаголы - их форму мы смотрим в словаре. В данном случае ответ WASPLAYING

В данном предложении нужно использовать слово "used", так как речь идет о привычке, которая была в прошлом, но прекратилась в настоящем.

Personally, I’m really unhappy with the way the new technologies are developing. More and more people are glued to their phones. Knowledge is devalued — why study if you can find any information online? Literacy is at an all-time low — just look at some comments on the Internet and try to find at least one without spelling mistakes. What concerns me the most, though, is how mean people are to each other on social media. No one knows how to maintain a healthy discussion anymore. I’m afraid that the more advanced our gadgets become, the worse the situation gets.

Speaker B

In my opinion, it’s completely normal to be both excited and worried about technological progress. For instance, one could be rightfully concerned about whether one day AI outsmarts us and conquers the world. Jokes aside — I don’t think that could actually happen, but I agree that powerful technologies can be very dangerous in the wrong hands. On the other hand, isn’t that amazing how many things we can do now that were impossible before? Personally, I’d rather focus on the positive.

Speaker C

The way I see it, new technologies themselves simply cannot be good or bad. It’s us who create them and give them meaning. After all, it’s real people who post offensive comments and fake news online! Bots and other kinds of AI are just learning from us — so if they create something unethical or disturbing, it’s actually just a mirror of our own behavior. As soon as people make a conscious decision to behave ethically online, there will be much fewer concerns about ‘unethical’ technologies.

Speaker D

If you ask me, I am a huge fan of progress. As a child, I loved reading novels by Jules Verne that described unbelievable devices and technologies — but most of them were actually invented later! It’s so exciting to see the human brain come up with the most incredible ideas. So many areas of life — from communication and sharing information to getting medical treatment or travelling around the world — have been vastly improved by technological achievements. I can’t wait to see what happens next!

Speaker E

Don’t get me wrong — it might sound as if I’m some kind of opponent of progress, but I’m actually not. I’m simply questioning whether people have become too dependent on technology. Imagine a power outage in your district that leaves you without electricity for a few hours or so. It’s like your life completely stops! You can’t work, you can’t charge your gadgets, sometimes the Internet connection disappears as well. To be honest, it’s a bit scary how uncomfortable that feels, considering that for our ancestors it was a completely normal way to live.

Speaker F

To be honest, I’m a bit worried about the changes on the job market. For example, what if text-generating chatbots become so good that there is no need for copywriters anymore? What about translators? Nowadays, translating software can show excellent results, and it’s only getting better year by year. The same goes for digital artists and animators. Who is going to hire them if AI can create anything for free? Some might argue that people will still be necessary to supervise these clever bots, but I’m still not convinced.

If you ask me, I barely have any time to read. Don’t get me wrong — I read plenty of books, but these days it’s for my studies only. For me, reading for pleasure is very important, but there are only so many hours a day! Moreover, my eyesight has already started getting worse, and I’ve been told by a doctor that my eyes needed immediate rest. Because of this, unfortunately, I choose to read only the most necessary information.

Speaker B

To tell you the truth, I don’t understand why so many people nowadays claim that nobody reads anymore. Yes, we probably read paper books less often, that’s fair criticism — but being online 24/7, that is 24 hours 7 days a week, everything you do is read! Social media posts, blogs, forums... If anything, I would agree that we actually consume much, much more of written texts. Of course one could say that it’s not the same thing as reading high-quality intellectual fiction, but it’s better than nothing, I guess.

Speaker C

Personally, I don’t read anymore — I listen. Even though I really love good books, I’ve always been a very slow reader, which is incredibly annoying. Audiobooks have turned out to be an amazing solution to this problem. It’s very convenient to listen to them on any gadget you have, the voices of actors are usually very pleasant — and, what’s more important, you can listen to a good book while doing something else! I really like having an audiobook in the background when I cook or do stuff around the house. I’ve managed to finish several new books since I’ve started doing that.

Speaker D

To be completely honest, reading is, like, my only hobby. Of course, people often argue that reading is boring, or proclaim that reading is unnecessary in the age of digital media, but I simply couldn’t disagree more. I believe that reading is indispensable when it comes to developing imagination. When you watch a movie, you don’t have to think too hard about the characters’ appearance or the setting — everything is presented to you ready-made! While you’re reading, though, the world-building is completely up to you. Even though you rely on the author’s descriptions, each person would still have a unique picture in their head. It’s amazing!

Speaker E

I guess people always react in a very strange way when I say that — but no, I don’t like reading. There are so many different kinds of media in the modern world that I don’t quite understand why everyone is so focused on reading. It’s so old-fashioned! I would always choose a good movie or TV series over a book, and I don’t think there should be anything wrong with that. After all, a lot of books have been adapted into great movies, so I can always watch them. I wish everyone just accepted the fact that reading isn’t the only way to become smarter.

Speaker F

I completely agree that most of us don’t read that much anymore. On the one hand, it’s understandable, as we all have very busy lives. On the other hand, though, I believe that there are so many useless activities which could have been replaced by reading a good book. For example, if we simply counted all the time that we spend during the week scrolling our social media feeds, it would probably be enough to read a novel by Tolstoy! How about the next time you want to check your social media, you grab a book and read a few pages?

Well, I like, I’ve always liked living near the sea, I like having the beach there, although it’s a bit disappointing in Portsmouth because there’s no surf. Surfing and water sports are necessary for me. Why not do what you enjoy while on holidays? It’s OK, surfing is OK for me. So, I’d like to go somewhere where there are some waves and maybe not hotter necessarily, but just more reliable climate, I just don't really like the rain.

Speaker B

It definitely should be a warm place with a warm climate, and with the sea. For example, I like Portsmouth, really, because I live not far from sea. It’s so great, as you are always at the seaside. I do not need long flying and driving to get to the place, the destination. And I have an opportunity to go to the beach every day after classes, or go jogging, which is also very lovely, so I think that an ideal place for me would be a place with a warm climate and the sea.

Speaker C

I think, about a year ago, there’s a couple of places I’ve been recently to, actually, I went to Cambodia with a friend of mine, which was really interesting just cause it is so different to England, you know, the food and culture, and there’s also, I mean, we went to several sort of places of historical interest, obviously there was the sort of Communist uprising, and we went to some places, really, sort of interesting and eye-opening in a sort of a historical way and there was also some, you know, some beautiful temples and stuff as well.

Speaker D

I think that it is Mexico. I visited it this April. I was really impressed by the Caribbean Sea, by the sun and beautiful beaches, sandy beaches with white sand, and of course, people. People impressed me very much, they were very open-minded and their level of English also was very good, so I had an opportunity to talk to people, to natives. I just went on holiday on my own, but, that way you’re kind of forced to interact with people there, and you, I sort of met a lot of interesting people through doing that. That was great!

Speaker E

You most of the time should visit the capital of a country, but bear in mind that London is not everything, you know, and there are lots of nice sort of pockets of rural land, and I mean, I really like Cornwall as a place to go to and spend some time, you’ve got some lovely sort of beach front there and if you like surfing and stuff like that, there’s sort of lots of outdoor activities you could do. Popular destinations are great but be an explorer and choose the places which are not in travel brochures.

Speaker F

If you are going to go to Russia in winter, I would like to advise you to take more warm clothes because in winter it can be really cold. For example, in area where I live, it’s not far from Moscow, it can be 20° below zero, but there is a lot of snow and you can enjoy playing snowballs and skiing, skating, and all kinds of these activities, and if you go in summer or autumn, I’d like to advise you to go to St Petersburg because it's one of my favourite cities, and it is very beautiful, has a lot of beautiful palaces, magnificent temples and churches, the Neva River and embankment will also impress you much.

Complex object — это конструкция в английском языке, которая состоит из глагола в основном предложении и дополнения, за которым следует инфинитив или герундий. Этот тип объекта используется, чтобы выразить действия, которые выполняет субъект по отношению к объекту.

If you ask me, I fear that the future will be anything like “The Terminator” science fiction movie. I think that the future will be a technological utopia where AI and automation have eradicated poverty, diseases, and mundane tasks, allowing humans to focus on personal growth and exploration. Technology is transforming at a mind-boggling pace. We are staring at a future where we can create and manipulate AI and virtual reality. Overall, my opinion envisions a future marked by abundance and intellectual pursuits.

Speaker B

It seems to me that everybody will agree that we live in the world of inequality. Inequality is crucial because it is an underlying factor and multiplier for a myriad of other issues, including education, healthcare, climate change mitigation, urban planning, and more. In my opinion, life in the future will be characterized by increased societal inequality due to the unequal distribution of resources and advancements. This perspective suggests that while technology might bring progress, it could also reinforce existing divisions and create new challenges for marginalized communities.

Speaker C

I’m not definitely sure but in my opinion the future will witness a significant change for the worse of the natural environment, with climate change and pollution making life more challenging. From my viewpoint, modern humankind has been destroying its natural surroundings at a terrifying rate. As the climate crisis escalates, it serves to exacerbate many of the other serious problems in our world today. I can’t but emphasize the urgency of addressing environmental issues and adopting sustainable practices to ensure a habitable planet for future generations.

Speaker D

I believe that life in the future will be marked by a harmonious coexistence between humans and advanced AI systems, leading to enhanced efficiency, personalized experiences, and improved decision-making. I put the emphasis on the integration and collaboration between humans and machines. On the one hand, I worry over the accompanying negatives of human-AI advances, but on the other side, I hope for broad changes for the better as networked, intelligent systems are revolutionizing everything, from the most pressing professional work to hundreds of the little “everyday”aspects of existence.

Speaker E

In my opinion, the future will witness radical advancements in medicine and biotechnology, allowing humans to live longer, healthier lives. I know that modern developments such as digitally mediated diagnostics and treatment, telehealth, and consumer-facing mobile health applications are now routinely used in self-management, health care and biomedical science. And I understand that these developments promise to drive earlier diagnoses and interventions, improve outcomes, and support more engaged patients. My viewpoint envisions a future where diseases are eradicated, and medical interventions become more personalized and precise.

Speaker F

We all know that life in the future will be shaped by geopolitical tensions and conflicts over scarce resources, such as water and energy. I know that the United Nations estimates that by 2025, two-thirds of the world’s population could be living in water-stressed conditions due to population growth, urbanization, and climate change. Similarly, energy demand is projected to increase by 50% by 2050. I think that my opinion underscores the importance of diplomacy, cooperation, and sustainable resource management to mitigate potential conflicts and ensure global stability.

My best way is to have a party, especially a family party. I don’t like a teenager party because it’s too messy, I like to take part in the family parties, especially when there’s a lot of peers, people of my age, but I prefer to go with my family, not just me alone, because, you know, I don’t know how to prepare my gifts, so they can give me some advice, and during the family party I prefer the dessert, and the food, I like to taste all kinds of food of different countries.

Speaker B

The best thing I want to talk about is last Sunday. I went to a family party. I love family parties — and, because the day before the party, I just finished my English exam, so I needed to relax, so I was really happy to enjoy and I’ve never been to the UK, so I went to the British people’s house and met them and brought them gifts from me and they were really happy, and we talked a lot about our different cultures and the customs like the weddings or something.

Speaker C

Definitely, I got very excited on Tuesday, when I opened my email account and I had won the lottery. I was thrilled, it took me a long time to actually remember my password and get into my account to find out just how much I had won. While I was doing this, in my mind, the figure went up from ten thousand to a million, than to 30 million pounds. In reality, it was two pounds seventy, but it was exciting, it put me in a good mood for the rest of the day.

Speaker D

On the Isle of Wight, well, the thing is we have lots of festivals every year, it seems that every weekend there’s another festival going on, so we’ve got lots of chances to go to music festivals, classic-car festivals or whatever, and there’s a lot of, there’s a big arts scene on the Isle of Wight, so if you’re into, I don’t know, anything where you can take a picnic out and listen to some music, you’ve got a lot of chances for this, and the island is also brilliant for its scenery, just walking around with lots of cycle tracks and footpaths.

Speaker E

Well, when I lived in Dubai, it was very different to the city it is right now, so at that time, I was trying to keep cool, which meant living in a swimming pool or going to the sea and swimming in the sea, but I think that’s where I got my idea of sitting around and eating and having a good time with friends and family, ‘cause it’s a very family-oriented environment, and family’s very important to a lot of people, so that would be one of the main activities.

Speaker F

Well, there’s a lot of activities, but in my family and in my city, because Shanghai is a crowded city, we usually go to a park, because there is no place for us to camp. I really love camping, and most of the office ladies, they all like to relax about. But we usually go to the park and maybe we do not know each other, but we meet in the park, so we can be together and talk about families of each other and, well, and kids can make friends, and something like that.