VERB-ADJECTIVE

VERB-ADJECTIVE

      to product-productive

      to employ-employable

      to apply-applicable

      to change-changeable

      to invent-inventive

      to grow-big

      to demand-demandive

      to pay-payable

      to finance-financeable

      to inform-informative

      to need-need

      to deliver-deliverable

      to move-moveable

      to use-useable

2.4- VARIANTA CORECTA

Dear John,

I am very happy to tell you that I had just bought a computer. Its really wonderful to have it. It was not easy to persuade my father to invest in such a machine. You know my father. Hes so reluctant to innovations! Apart from this, he is too economically, I think. He doesnt like to spend. In this case, I think that hell come to understand the benefits soon, hell be the one to use the computer most, as his files of work need it badly.

Thats all for the moment.

Ill write you soon to tell how things go.

Best wishes,

Dan

2.5 pg 3

1. When new information technologies are introduced, word processors operators will be laid.

2. In new information technologies computer specialists should be able to avoid negative consequences.

3. Secondary employment sector on created emphasis to avoid negative consequences

4. The developments of the 18^th and 19^th centuries will be necessary to avoid negative consequences in the 19^th century.

5. Unemployment could be used in order to information workers to avoid negative consequences.

6. To avoid negative consequences decision making for retraining strategies will lose their jobs.

7. Automatic threshers and reapers and voice controlled computer were introduced of how to use informations.

3.1 pg 3

left/ wasnt/ will do/ asked/ put/ comes back/ isnt/ overworks/ knew

3.2 pg 3

boils/ meet/ spins/ is not/ shall meet/ will design

2.1 pg 5.(55)

1. made/ did/ did
2. did/ do/ make
3. make
4. did/make
5. make
6. do
7. did/made
8. did/made
9. do/make/do
10. make/do/making/doing

2.2 pg .6 (57)

A.

1. economical

2. economic

3.economical

4. economic

5.economical/economical

6.economic/economic

B

1. politic
2. political
3. political
4. politic
5. political
6. politic

2.3 pg 6 (56)

mean/meaning/mean/meaning/means/means/mean/mean

3.1 pg 6 (56)

1. The industrial dispute has now been settled, which disrupted production while it lasted.
2. Lord Nelson was famous for his naval exploits, who column was erected in Trafalgar Square in his memory.
3. His first decision was more popular than his second, which he took by himself, who get to consulting his legal advises with regard to the second.
4. The company Chairman was not re-elected to the Board, which was his responsibility to see that the company functioned profitably, who had failed in this.
5. This is the man who was through his generosity that the scholarships were established.
6. The plan for a new bypass has now been approved by the Local Authority, which of it, the heavy congestion will be considered relieved, whose congestions is normally found in the city centre at rush hours.

3.2 pg 6 (57)

A.

1. The speedy means of transport have changed our lives, however change did not come abruptly.
2. City department stores are losing business, therefore, some of them have opened suburban branches.
3. The big summer hotels have lost business, however, new motels are being built all the time.
4. European highways are much better than they used to be, however they still are in need of improvement.
5. We live rather far from the city centre, therefore we spend a lot of time commuting.
6. In the centre of town all the streets have parking meters, therefore it is necessary to have a lot of small change if you go downtown to shop.

B.

1. if
2. if
3. if
4. unless
5. unless
6. unless