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Answer the questions about mobile security.

 

1 What mobile devices do users and businesses employ? 2 Why is access to mobile devices important? 3 What does mobile security involve? 4 Why is the term mobile security broad? 5 What does mobile security also refer to? 6 What forms of authentication do you know? 7 What is a threat to mobile devices owners? 8 Is it possible to avoid downloading something harmful? 9 Why should we avoid unknown sources? 10 How can the ratings and downloads of apps or games by other people help? 11 Is it possible to stay safe with a mobile device? Why? Why not? 12 What advice can you give to avoid malware?

 

 

Use the information from the text to complete the sentences.

 

1 M _ _ _ _ _ s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ deals with accidental loss of the mobile device. 2 Mobile devices collect and a _ _ _ _ _ _ much sensitive information. 3 Mobile security is a b _ _ _ _ t _ _ _. 4 Mobile security studies how to r _ _ _ _ _ malware r _ _ _ _. 5 You can avoid i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ downloading harmful, if you are careful. 6 C _ _ _ _ t _ _ r _ _ __ _ _ and read review from other users on each app. 7 Apply some c _ _ _ _ _ s _ _ _ _ and be cautious when you employ a mobile device. 8 Stay safe with a mobile device and you’ll never e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ malware problems.

GRAMMAR

 

Present Perfect

 

We form Present Perfectwithhave/has and Participle II of the verb.

Positive I have finished the course work.
We / You / They seen the film before.
He / She / It has written the presentation.
Negative I have not (haven’t) finished my course work.
We / You / They seen the film before.
  He / She / It has not (hasn’t) written   the presentation.
Question Have I finished the course work?
we / you / they seen the film before?
Has he / she / it written the presentation?
Short answers Yes, I have. No, I haven’t.
Yes, they have. No, they haven’t.
Yes, he has. No, he hasn’t.

Present Perfect Adverbs

just – òîëüêî ÷òî already – óæå (+) yet – åùå (–), óæå (?) lately – íåäàâíî, çà ïîñëåäíåå âðåìÿ recently – íåäàâíî, íà äíÿõ ever – êîãäà-ëèáî never – íèêîãäà since – ñ, ñ òîãî âðåìåíè êàê for – â òå÷åíèå

 

 

9 Open the brackets and put the verbs into the Present Perfect form.

1 I __________ (see) this film twice. Let’s see another film.

2 Pete __________ (lose) his keys. He is not able to come into his flat.



3 John works hard. He__________ (write) three reports on Physics since Monday.

4 Who is that lady? I __________ (never/see) her before.

5 I don’t know Jake. I __________ (never/meet) him.

6 __________ (you/phone) your mother yet? She asked me to remind you.

7 How much of your course work __________ (you/do) yet?

8 I’m looking for Sam. __________ (you/see) him?

9 __________ (you/hear) about the new album of this rock band? – I ______ (hear) it’s very popular.

10 [A]Excuse me. __________ (someone/leave) this bag here? [B]I don’t know. I ______ (not/notice) it until now.

10 Fill in the sentences with the right adverb just, already, or yet.

1 [A]Jake, this is Mary. [B]Yes, I know. We have __________ met.

2 [A]Are Karl and Sam here? [B]No, they haven’t come __________.

3 [A]Where is Richard? [B]I’ve __________ seen him in the corridor.

4 [A]Have you read this book __________? [B]No, I’m still reading it.

5 [A]Do you know when Justin is going away? [B]He has __________ gone.

6 [A]I haven’t read this book __________. [B]You should read it, it’s very interesting.

7 [A]Have you finished your project? [B]No, I haven’t. I haven’t even started it __________.

8 [A]Are Karl and Sam here? [B]Yes, they have __________ come. (= a short time ago)

9 [A]What time is Jake coming? [B]He has __________ come. (= before you expected)

 

11 Complete each sentence with for or since

1 I have known you ______you were born.

2 Our parents have known each other ______10 years.

3 I have studied English ______ the second grade.

4 We have been good friends ______ many years.

5 I have played tennis ______ ten years. I have won many competitions.

6 We’ve been awake ______6 o’clock this morning.

7 Sam has lived in Tomsk ______ 2013.

 

12 Rewrite the following sentences into the Present Perfect form.

1 I am learning a new grammar rule.

2 Jane is telling them an interesting story.

3 The students are writing a dictation.

4 I am writing my course work.

5 The teacher is explaining the new material.

6 We are buying the new equipment for our laboratory.

7 Kate is cleaning her room.

8 I am eating my breakfast.

9 Pete is not translating an article from a foreign language.

10 Are you watching the news?

11 Is Susan making a new dress for the graduation ceremony?

 

13 Complete the sentences using the Present Perfect (negative) + today, this morning, this year, this semester etc. as in the example.

Example: I saw Kate yesterday but I haven’t seen her today.

1 Cary studied hard last semester but __________.

2 It rained a lot last autumn but __________.

3 The company earned much money last year but __________.

4 Our college basketball team won many games last season but __________.

5 I read all the e-mail messages yesterday but __________.

6 We won the competition last year but __________.

7 Sarah watched a film last week but __________.

8 George cooked dinner for his family yesterday morning but __________.

9 We prepared two course projects last term but __________.

 

14 Correct the following sentences.

1 I've lived here since ten years.

2 I've studied English for 1998.

3 I've known her since a long time.

4 I have yet finished my homework.

5 You have ever been to Spain.

6 Our team hasn’t already developed a new project.

7 I haven't eaten sushi for I lived in Japan.

8 She has been a student since too long.

 

15 Fill in the gaps with the correct verb from the box in the Present Perfect.

be x2 come complain cost get up
give have leave ring send
take type not have x2 not ring not stop

AIt __________ a terrible day today. The alarm clock __________ at 7:15 a.m., so I __________ at 7:50 a.m. I __________ breakfast because I was really late for work. The bus __________ just __________ when I arrived at the bus stop, so I __________ a taxi. It __________ £8:40!!!

B The boss __________ because I was late and he __________ me a lot of work. I __________ more than 20 letters and __________ about 30 e-mails. Besides, the phone __________ every five minutes. I __________ so busy that I __________ lunch today and I __________ hungry the whole day.

C I __________ already __________ home and __________ dinner. It’s 10 p.m. now, I’m going to bed to forget such a terrible day!

 

16 Ask and answer the questions as in the example. Use the phrases below.

Example: Have you ever ridden a horse? – Yes, I have ridden a horse twice this year. – No, I have never ridden a horse.

- ridden a horse - jumped with parachute
- driven a car - flown by plane
- missed lessons - been late for classes
- grown a plant - cooked dinner
- won the first prize - flown by a balloon
- met a famous person - tried Indian food
- read ‘War and peace’ -

 

 


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