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Linking words

The term technological unemployment is applied to a certain type of workers whose labor has been unclaimed due to the introduction of technology into the work process.
There are some advantages of this process. Firstly, people who have been replaced by robots have more free time and are less tired. Secondly, technological unemployment will force people to come up with more ideas to solve the ecology politics and technology problems.
However, this process also has drawbacks. The worst thing is that more people will commit crimes because they will have little money and a lot of free time. Also, the number of unemployed will increase several times and their families will become poor.
In conclusion I would like to say that, despite the disadvantages of technological unemployment, our world cannot fail to develop technologically and in any case it cannot be avoided.

earth
it jobs
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Home work
because it is a difficult process

Baamboozle

Конструкции as…as, not so… as
as … as — такой же … как.
Используется, если качества предметов примерно одинаковые.
This apartment is as big as your house
not so … as — не такой … как.
Используется, если один из двух предметов отличается по качествам в большую или меньшую сторону.
Tom is not so tall as his sister Kate

Вставьте as … as или so … as
Mike is … tall … Pete.
My room is … light … this one.
This book is not … thin … that one.
Sergei is … old … Michael.
She is … young … Tom’s brother.
This woman is … good … that one.
Nick’s English is not … good … his friend’s.
I am not … tall … Pete.
This woman is … young … that one.
I am … thin … you.
Kate is … lazy .. her brother.
This child is not … small … that one.
as red as a beet,
as black as coal,
as cold as ice,
as slippery as an eel,
as smooth as silk

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Fill in the blanks with adjectives

Перефразируйте предложения, используя конструкции «as … as» или «so … as».
Russia is bigger than India. (Россия больше Индии.) – India isn’t so big as Russia. (Индия не так велика, как Россия.)
He is very tall and she is very tall too. – He is .......... her.
Jane and Tim are both good swimmers. – Jane swims ……….
Sara is stronger than me. – I’m not ……….
Our hotel is more expensive than yours.– Your hotel isn’t ………. ours.
His blue suit is very smart and his black suit is also very smart. – His blue suit is ………. his black suit.
My cat is younger than my dog.– My dog isn’t ………. my cat.

Food

Поставьте в предложения подходящие по смыслу фразы.
as red as a beet, as slow as a turtle, as sweet as honey, as busy as a bee, as clumsy as a bear, as black as coal, as cold as ice, as slippery as an eel, as free as a bird, as smooth as silk
Your friend is so unemotional, he is … .
I got embarrassed and I was … .
Tom and Anna have got six children and they are always … .
Sorry, Bob, but I’ve spilled the milk on the carpet. I’m … .
I like my skin after a bath, it is … .
The exams are over and I can go anywhere I want. I am … .
He asked me to forgive him and his words were … .
Can you drive faster? Your car is … .
Don’t sign any papers with that man. He is … .
After playing in the mud all day, the kids were …

neither ... nor - ни ... ни;
either ... or - или ... или, либо ... либо;
both ... and - и ... и, как ... так и.

Neither ... nor - ни ... ни
Neither Kate nor her friend answered the question.
We brought neither books nor copy-books.
We mustn't neither help, nor lend the money to John.
We bought neither old nor new flat.

Either ... or - или ... или
Either our classmates, or your friend has complained to the teacher
They will either build a restaurant or a shopping center in this district

Both ... and - и ... и, как ... так и
Both John and that engineer refuse to work
We saw both the university and the school

AND
NOR

1 Fill in the gaps and complete the sentences. Use either... or, neither... nor, both... and.
1. I didn't like the new book. It was ... interesting ... useful.
2. I invited two friends, but ... Liz ... Jane could come to the party.
3. Granny promised me a nice dessert. It will be ... a chocolate cake ... an apple pie.
4. Last year I visited ... London ... St Petersburg.
5. Alex will phone me ... at five o'clock ... at six o'clock.
6. No, thank you. I'll have ... tea ... coffee.
7. I drink ... coffee ... hot chocolate. — I drink neither coffee nor hot chocolate.

Insert either or neither
1. I was expecting you ... today or tomorrow.
2. He spoke ... English nor French.
3. — Which one do you want? —I don't want... .
4. We can meet ... at six or at seven.
5. Nelly has two friends. ... is in town now.
6. The weather is ... cold nor warm today.
7. Doctor, you are not being ... frank or fair.
8. — Which one do you want? — I don't want ... .
9. There was no sound from ... of the flats.
10. She ... drinks, smokes, nor eats meat.
11. In ... case the answer is the same.
12. They may be ... here or there.

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