1. Word formation (dis-, mis- (for example, order-disorder). Transform the words to complete the sentences. 1. He has a very strong of milk; he only drinks water. (LIKE)
2. Sue always her watch and asks us to look for them. (PLACE)
3. Unfortunately, I this information. (UNDERSTAND)
4. I can’t trust Tom. He’s a person. (HONEST)
5. She is very stubborn. She her friends. (RESPECT)
6. There are a lot of of using the Internet. (ADVANTAGE)
7. My mum was very sad when she learned that I was at the lesson yesterday. (BEHAVE)
2. Fill in: down with; off; without; with up; after; through.
1. I went the flu that’s why I didn’t go to the party.
2. Sue always makes sure that her bag goes her shoes.
3. Don’t drink this milk. It’s gone .
4. The police went the burglars.
5. Do you know how long someone can go water?

I think that learning in the classroom is always better. Because at school children conect with their classmates, teachers, friends.We can visit the library, gym, participate in contests and competitions.At school we do experiments, go on trips that can not be done online.If children learn through the computer,they forget how to communicate in real life.Also computer is bad for health. But online teaching have some advanteges. You can find information what you need in the Internet. Its improve you life.

100% Online classes have no on campus meeting requirements. All work will be completed online. You will not be required to log in on specific days or at specific times. There will be due dates to follow.

76-99% Online classes are completed almost entirely online without requiring you to log in on specific days or at specific times. There will be due dates to follow. You will be required to come to campus for at least 1 class meeting, such as an orientation or exam(s).

Hybrid, Distance classes combine online instruction with regular required class meetings over live video. You will not be required to come to campus. Portions of the class will be completed online, and portions will require you to log in at specific times on a regular (often weekly) basis to participate in class.

Distance, Live Video classes are taught entirely through regular required class meetings on live video. You will need to log into the class at specific times on specific days throughout the entire semester. Some live video classes require attendance in a special campus classroom.