Вопрос № 867582 - Английский язык

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Alice: What will you do at your laboratory class tomorrow?
Dima: I expect I will do 1_______ with new substances. 2_______?
Alice: I think I’ll study 3_______.
Dima: Are you interested in computer systems?
Alice: Yes, I am.
Dima: Will you explain some computer concepts to me then?
Alice: 4_______!

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Alice: What did you do at your lab class on Monday?
Dima: I observed 1_______ with superconductors. 2_______?
Alice: Well, I made a new programme for my computer.
Dima: Are you interested in computer systems?
Alice: Yes, I am.
Dima: Some years ago 3_______ interested me, too.
Alice: What are you interested in now?
Dima: 4_______, of course.
Alice: I see.

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Nick: Sveta, I’m looking for Boris. Have you seen him today?
Sveta: Yes, he is making a hologram in the lab.
Nick: Is he? And 1_______?
Sveta: Look at your watch! See? 2_______. It is produced when laser light is recorded on a holographic plate.
Nick: I can’t imagine Boris experimenting with a laser beam.
Sveta: Well, just ten minutes ago I saw him splitting the laser beam into two separate beams by means of a beam splitter.
Nick: As far as I can see, it’s rather difficult to make a hologram.
Sveta: Oh, it is not. If you have all necessary equipment you can make holograms at home.
Nick: Really? What equipment do I need?
Sveta: Well, the easiest hologram requires 3_______, a lens, a holographic plate, a stable table, a dark room with green safe-lights and a holographic model. Of course, you are supposed to know what to do with this equipment.
Nick: Right. Where can I learn how to make holograms?
Sveta: If you are so interested, you can join our 4_______. By the way, Boris is still in the lab. You can watch him producing a hologram right now.
Nick: Indeed. See you at the Club tomorrow then.

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Teacher: Hello, my friends. Today, I’m going to show you an operating 1_______.
Ivan: That’s great! By the way, what does the word “laser” mean?
Teacher: 2_______. Looking at the operating laser one can see it producing a very powerful beam of light.
Ivan: When did the first lasers appear, I wonder?
Teacher: As far as I know, in the 1960s. Yet, we hear of their having numerous applications. 3_______.
Ivan: And how do lasers work?
Teacher: Their work is based on the principle of amplifying the light of a certain wavelength in the resonator cavity.
Ivan: I’m rather interested in making experiments with laser beams.
Teacher: Then let’s try to make one. But be very careful. Lasers can be very 4_______.
Ivan: Why are they dangerous?
Teacher: Well, they produce a very powerful beam of light and if treated in the wrong way it can hurt or even kill you.
Ivan: Oh, I’m pretty scared.
Teacher: Don’t worry. If you follow all the safety instructions nothing will happen to you.

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Cashier: Good morning. What can I do for you?
Victor Pospelov: 1_______. Tell me, please, if I can buy a ticket for a flight on Monday, next week?
Cashier: Do you want a return ticket, sir?
Victor Pospelov: Yes.
Cashier: When are you going to fly back?
Victor Pospelov: I’d like to buy 2_______.
Cashier: What class do you want to fly?
Victor Pospelov: 3_______.
Cashier: Just a moment, sir. I’ll check if there are any available seats… Yes, there are a few economy seats left on 4_______ SU 315.
Victor Pospelov: Fine. How much is it? May I pay in cash?
Cashier: Yes, we accept cash. What is your name, sir?
Victor Pospelov: Victor Pospelov.
Cashier: Here are your tickets, please.
Victor Pospelov: When does the check in begin?
Cashier: The plane is due to depart at 7 a.m., so you are to check in one hour prior to the departure, that is at 6 a.m.
Victor Pospelov: And what time does it arrive to New York?
Cashier: The expected time of arrival to JFK airport is 2 p.m. local time. There is eight hours time difference between Moscow and New York.

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Interviewer: How do you do?
Ms Holdsworth: How do you do?
Interviewer: 1_______. Sit down, please.
Ms Holdsworth: Thank you.
Interviewer: Who do you work for now, Ms Holdsworth?
Ms Holdsworth: 2_______.
Interviewer: How long have you worked for them?
Ms Holdsworth: 3_______.
Interviewer: And what did you do before joining the Citizens’ Advice Bureau.
Ms Holdsworth: I worked as an economist for a local company.
Interviewer: Have you got any experience in organizing conferences?
Ms Holdsworth: Yes, I have actually. Why?
Interviewer: Your future job will require a lot of organizing meetings and 4_______.