Task 2. Match these words with their definitions.
a)prodigy b)Microsoft certified professional
c)coding d)a hacker e)whiz kid f)wow the audience
g)accomplishment h)crocheter i)app j)STEM
1) A person who uses computers to gain
unauthorized access to data
2) A program from Microsoft that enables IT
Professionals and Developers to validate
their
technical expertise
3) A person, especially a child or young
person, having extraordinary talent or
ability
4) A young person who is outstandingly
skilful or successful at something
5) This process makes it possible for us to
create computer software, apps, and
websites
6) A software program, abbreviated form of
the word application
7) An abbreviation of four specific disciplines
- science, technology, engineering, and
mathematics
8 A person who is keen on yarn-craft done
with a hook plus thread or yarn
9) Something that has been achieved
successfully
10) To amaze people, i.e. for a new invention​

1. He has suffered a great deal of pain. You (do not think) he ( behaves) very well, though? 2. "I (live) up there," she said, indicating the gates. 3. I never (change) my shoes even when I ( get) my feet wet. 4. "By the way," I asked Arthur, "what is Bill ( doing) now?" 5. The guard stared at him. "Do you ( have) a pass?" 6. "Does Mr. Brown (play) cards?" he asked. 7. "Luis (keeps) something in secret." "Doesn't he (tell) you everything?" 8. They will have to stay with us when they (arrive) here. 9. "And what has become of Mr. Jones?" the man asked. "He (is doing) well." 10. "You must forgive me," Mr. Smith said, "but I (do not touch) alcohol." 11. It's no use mumbling at me out of the side of your mouth, and imagining that you (are speaking) French. 12. "Dan," she said, turning to her husband with her hand over the mouthpiece, "why is your brother ( calling) so early?" 13. I (believe) she (feels) foolish this morning. 14. If there is one thing I (do not like) on a voyage it is the unexpected. Naturally I (am not talking) of the sea. The sea (presents) no problem. 15. He will give me a welcome whenever I (come) here. 16. A very old woman was staring at them intently. "Are we ( doing) something to attract attention?" Grace asked. 17. At the further end of the village ( stands) the medieval church. 18. "I shall go mad if this ( goes) on much longer," said Rex. 19. "Where's Mrs. Hardy?" "Downstairs, Sir. She (is greeting) the guests."

1) Doctors use a special vocabulary when they talk about medicine.
2) Where did you buy this dictionary for children?
3) The baby’s vocabulary is very small, he knows only ten words.
4) There is a dictionary at the end of the book. You can find all the difficult words there.
5) What famous dictionaries of the English language do you know?
6) This book is a German-English dictionary.
7) Pupils write the new English words in their dictionaries.
8) When you open a dictionary you can learn a lot about words.