types of questions
1. Do you want coffee?
2. Do you want coffe or tea?
3. Whay do you want?
4. He want to eat, isn't he?
5. Who killed Keney
2. Do you want coffe or tea?
3. Whay do you want?
4. He want to eat, isn't he?
5. Who killed Keney
2 module
2A. Tomorrows world Dr Manuel Torres and Prof Paul Luckham have invented a spray clothes made from cotton, wool, linen. It costs 10£. As you arrive home you put groceries on the kitchen and she gives you recipes. You move into living room and it organise your evening. It’s new e-home-the house of the future 2B. As you walk into supermarket you feel smell of freashy-baked bred and you start to feel hunger. Then you want to buy a lot of food ‘Buy one get one free’ might sound like the great bargrain, but do you really need it? Custumers tend to choose products that are at eye level. 2C. Jeans: in 19th century sailors from Genoa and Italy wore trousers. Then, in 1853, 24 year old Levi Straus decided to make a trousers for workers. In 1950 jeans become popular. Potato chips: in 1853 George Crum worked in restaurant and a custumer sent Crunt’s French fries back to the kitchen saying they were too thick. He made thin fries that customer couldn’t eat it with a fork. Then all oth...
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