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Слайд 2PAST
August 12, 1981 the largest computer company, IBM introduced the personal computer
PAST
August 12, 1981 the largest computer company, IBM introduced the personal computer

world. IBM PC or IBM 5150 specification at the factory was not the first personal computer - personal computers began to release long before. The first personal computer appeared in 1973, called the Xerox Alto and had a mouse (and not just the mouse, and a three-button and optical!), A network card and a graphical user interface, which became available to most users after 10, 14 and 17 years respectively. True, Xerox Alto was never entered in the broad market. The first computer available to all comers, was the Altair 8800, and it happened in December 1974. A first full-fledged personal computer became the Apple II, released in June 1977.
Слайд 3PRESENT
Today's life can hardly be imagined without PC. Print a test or
PRESENT
Today's life can hardly be imagined without PC. Print a test or

photos, to exchange useful information at a great distance, to process and organize vast amounts of data - all this has been made possible thanks to the use of personal computers. We even use them unless absolutely necessary.
One's heart stood still
Irregular Verbs
Обучение иностранному языку детей с ограниченными возможностями здоровья (ОВЗ) в условиях инклюзивной школы
A new man
What happened first?
Пройти тест
I like the cat. Love
Direct and Indirect Speech
Ancient languages
Время в английском языке,
Modal verbs
What is this
Body parts (lesson 4)
Tag questions
Learn the speech patterns by heart
A birthday party
Hamster
Who is who
Sample question for the Cambridge PET speaking exam, part 2
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Alphabet word circle maps for early learners
What's this
Why choose Bright Swans
Irregular verbs, game
In one minute write as many words as possible related to the body
The ABC
Shopping game
What’s your favourite day?