I. Make up questions using these words and write them down.
1. Molly/have/did/last/pets/year/any?
2. parrots/quiet/are/pets?
3. hop/rabbits/can?
4. his/every evening/Bob/does/dog/walk?
5. go/you/next month/will/to Sydney?

II. Write the general questions.
1. My friend gives a party every Friday.
2. Molly wrote many good stories last month.
3. The weather is usually pleasant in Rome.
4. Olga was born in February.
5. Canaries can sing.​

In many ways computers and their ability to connect to the internet seems to be a tremendous blessing. After all, they allow us to access a tremendous amount of information. We can more easily research almost any topic we can think of. Computers can use such a wide variety of programs. They can check our spelling or grammar usage. They allow us to compile vast data bases of information and allow us to access that information in a large variety of ways. With computers we can store or transmit information thus saving on the need to have warehouses of paper of stored information that can be very difficult to search through and locate what we need.But, is this blessing also a curse in disguise? With spell check we become much less concerned with learning how to spell. With grammar check we find it less demanding to learn correct grammar usage. With the ability to develop and access huge databases of information we get lazy about learning and remembering things we can easily look up. Even doctors get lax in their study of diagnosing symptoms of their patients. Why should they when they can type into a medical diagnostic data base the symptoms and get a list of probable causes and treatments. What would happen to us as a society if there was a nation or even world wide electrical black-out, or if computer hackers/terrorists managed to get into all these data bases and delete them?Just think about the Y2K scare of just a few years ago. The fear was that due to a common programming custom of only allowing 2 spaces for the date instead of 4 that computers would either stop working or start giving erroneous output when the year 2000 came in. Think of the enormous amount of money spent attempting to correct this potential problem before the year 2000 came in.So in an attempt to answer the question of whether computers are a curse or blessing, the only logical answer is they are both. It is ultimately up to human beings to minimize the curse parts while at the same time taking full advantage of the blessing parts.I would love to hear your opnions and annalist of this question. The use of computers are now in almost every aspect of life from home use to business and government use.

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She almost screamed — her smartphone was missing! Jane tried not to panic, although it was very difficult to stay calm and think clearly. She had all the important notes and contacts in her phone. All Jane could remember now was putting her phone into her bag before the plane landed.

Right at this moment Jane felt someone touch her shoulder. She turned around and saw the man who had been sitting next to her on the plane.

"I believe it's yours," he said while giving Jane her smartphone.

"Oh, it is! It is mine! Thank you so much!" she was super excited to see her phone.

As it turned out, the man found her phone in her seat after she had left the plane.

So after all Jane's trip was successful.