Phrasal verbs: look (after, at, up, for, through)/ take (back, after, down, away, off) 1. Look this exercise and underline all irregular verbs;
2. We usually look neighbours' dog while they're on holiday;
3. I took the TV set to the shop, as it didn't work;
4. Lizy took ... everything the teacher said about dolphins;
5. She really takes her mother, she has the same manners, the same
taste on food and clothes, even the same temper;
6. Take the dishes, please!
7. It's hot here. Why don't you take your jumper?
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Most people, who have access to the internet, use the Internet to send and receive messages.8 In many developing countries, businessmen can use the Internet instead of expensive and unreliable telecom systems. One of the most important Internet issues is security. 9 E-mail is the most popular and simplest application of the global computer network, covering over 100 countries and tens of millions of users. 10 Computer-aided design with a computer is most widely used in electronics, electrical engineering, mechanics, mechanical engineering, architecture.

Must’ DIALOGUE

SANDY: …it’s been ages since I’ve seen you.

JOHN: So how’s the new job? It must be hard work. You look very tired.

SANDY: Well actually, John, I quit yesterday.

JOHN: Wow! It must have been really bad!

SANDY: You’re not joking

‘Can’ DIALOGUE

STEVE: Can I help?

HELEN: I’ve left my money in the office.

STEVE: Oh dear. Well, err... Can I buy you a drink?

HELEN: Well, that’s very nice of you but…

STEVE: Please.

HELEN: A coffee then. Thank you.

STEVE: (CALLING) Sam. Can we have two coffees, please?

HELEN: It’s very nice of you. Thank you.