Choose the correct variant. I need a robot that can ___ because one of my chores is to keep the garden tidy.
Choose the correct variant.The computer's crashed again. I'll try to ___ the system.
Choose the correct variant. There are many gadgets and machines on the market that already ___ but scientists promise that future robots will satisfy even more of our demands.
Choose the correct variant. Robots in factories are there to ___ tasks that are dangerous or difficult for humans.
Choose the correct variant. Do you think that robotic doctors will ever become a ___?
Choose the correct variant. The reason why your computer is so slow is that it needs more ___.
Choose the correct variant. Is there a problem with the network? I can’t ___ to the Internet.
Choose the correct variant. ___ on this link to go to the international site of the online store.
Choose the correct variant. What’s wrong with the screen? It’s been ___ for the last ten minutes.
Choose the correct variant. Do you think it is possible to have a(n) ___ response to a robot, such as love?
Choose the correct variant. The lecture ___ at 6 pm so we have plenty of time to get there.
Choose the correct variant. ___ me how to get free music downloads from the Internet?
Choose the correct variant. Mark is really good with computers; I’m sure he ___ the IT test tomorrow.
Choose the correct variant. This time next week we ___ the technology exhibition in Boston.
Choose the correct variant. The printer is making funny noises, it ___ down again.
Choose the correct variant. By the end of the year, Eric ___ on his new computer gadget for almost seven months.
Choose the correct variant. ___ Peter a new games console for his birthday?
Choose the correct variant. I ___ the anti-virus software on your computer as soon as I get home tonight, I promise.
Choose the correct variant. By this time next month, we ___ our computer training course.
Choose the correct variant. Mr Higgins ___ a demonstration of the new robot tomorrow evening.
Read the text and put each statement into the correct group. OMG (Oh, My God!) — The New Kid in Class is a ... Robot! On February 5th, 2013, the fifth-grade students at Japan’s Higashihikari Elementary School welcomed a new student. However, unlike other newcomers, he was not shy and seemed to recognise all 119 kids by their names. Impressed? You will be even more so when you find out that Robovie is not human but a гobot, masquerading as a fifth-grade student! Developed by Japan’s Advanced Telecommunications Research Institute International, the 1.2-meter tall student is part of a 14-month experiment to test if robots can learn to communicate naturally and assimilate with a group of people. This is the company's longest experiment with this "child". They hope to make robots a useful part of the household in the future. Robovie sounds like a five-year-old in his daily vocabulary and speaking skills. The scientists hope that he will develop his vocabulary by interacting with the fifth graders. But he has an unfair advantage — he was preprogrammed with the contents of a fifth-grade science textbook. So he impressed the class by answering some difficult questions correctly. Robovie is doing quite well on the social front too. He not only knows all the students in his grade but after classes, he also shakes hands with the sixth graders and is polite enough to answer all their questions.