Question

Read the text and choose the correct variants. The (arrived/arrive/arrival) of the Internet has brought us a special form of language. The English used in e-mail and text messages is often very/ much/ seriously different from normal written English. On the Internet people often use abbreviations, (such/like/similar) as IMHO (in my humble opinion) or CU (see you). Also, the net has (it’s/its/their) own symbols to express feelings. If you want to say ‘I feel happy,’ you can just use the symbol ☺. This is OK (between/around/to) friends, but if you are writing a (friendly/personal/business) letter, you need to use a (many/much/ more) formal style. Never write messages in capital (symbols/letters/characters), for example. It’s the Internet equivalent of shouting. Always think carefully (before/after/while) you send your message. If you don’t use the correct (layout/features/forms), the person who receives your message may (begin/get/come) very angry.

Answer 1

Ответ:arrive,very,like,their,around,friendly,more,symbols,before,forms,get

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Answer 2

The correct variants for the given text are as follows:

1. The arrival of the Internet has brought us a special form of language.
2. The English used in e-mail and text messages is often seriously different from normal written English.
3. On the Internet, people often use abbreviations, such as IMHO (in my humble opinion) or CU (see you).
4. Also, the net has its own symbols to express feelings.
5. If you want to say ‘I feel happy,’ you can just use the symbol ☺. This is OK between friends, but if you are writing a personal letter, you need to use a more formal style.
6. Never write messages in capital letters, for example. It’s the Internet equivalent of shouting. Always think carefully before you send your message.
7. If you don’t use the correct layout, the person who receives your message may get very angry.