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كتاب الانجليزي الصف الثاني الثانوي ليبيا 2025 (علمي)

كتاب الانجليزي الصف الثاني الثانوي ليبيا 2025 (علمي)

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  • هل تريد تحميل كتاب الانجليزي القسم العلمي الصف الثاني الثانوي المنهج الليبي الجديد 2025 برابط تحميل مباشر ومجانا وبصيغة ملف pdf.
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  • PS Here's a photo of you and me in Liverpool last year!
  • Question tags are statements followed by abbreviated questions asking for confirmation.
  • He locks the door every evening, doesn't he?
  • You locked the door, didn't you?
  • You're coming later, aren't you?
  • She is invited to the party, isn't she?
  • Can you add more examples?
  • Subject: Cambridge Science Festival
  • Dear Bilal,
  • Thanks for your e-mail. I'm having a great time in Cambridge. We've got the Science Festival here this. month, so there's lots to see and do.
  • I've been to three talks already so far this week! Two of the talks were given by the same lecturer. They were both excellent one was about new ways of treating cancers, and one was about how we need to find more antibiotics, quickly!
  • I have also been to two exhibitions. The first one was all about DNA, its discovery, the way it carries the instructions for all living things, and how it is structured. It was so interesting, but I'm not sure I completely understood it!
  • The other exhibition was all about water. There were some great photographs and displays, and I learned some cool facts. Did you know, about 65% of the human body is made of water?
  • Anyway, all the talks and exhibits have really made me want to study science when I get to university. Maybe you could join me at the festival next year? Just a thought….:) Write back soon!
  • Mike
  • P.S. Check out these pictures from the festival.
  • Here are some of the things ngs you you practised in Unit 1. Discuss each item with a partner. Take it in turns to give another example.
  • Now you can:
  • talk about routines and habits, using the present simple.
  • They see each other af school every day.
  • I always send her a card on her birthday.
  • talk about what is happening now, using the present continuous
  • Why are you staying up late??
  • Please be quieft I'm doing my Maths homework.
  • check information, using question fogs
  • You're staying in the Sheraton Hotel, aren't you?
  • We haven't met before, have we?
  • falk about recent experiences, using the present perfect
  • He's had a car accident.
  • They've been to three plays so for this week.
  • talk about recent activities, using the present perfect continuous
  • I've been studying all evening.
  • She's been talking on the phone for half an hour.
  • They've been watching TV since 6 pm
  • talk about feelings, using adjectives with prepositions
  • I felt proud of myself when I won the writing prize
  • Do you ever feel worried about the future?
  • keep conversations going by showing inferes!
  • INVENTIONS THAT HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD
  • What do you do if you want to know about a high school volleyball team in Beirut? Who can your brother ask if he wants s to find a language school in Scotland where he can study English this summer? Where can your sister get the latest information if she has to write an essay about world climate change? The answer is simple. You go onto the intermet and look for a useful website.
  • The internet-sometimes called the World Wide Web (www) is a huge international network of computers. It was invented in 1990 by two computer scientists-Tim Berners-Lee from Britain and Robert Calfiou, from Belgium. At the time, they were both working at a physics laboratory in Switzerland. They invented the system to help scientists to share ideas and information. In 1993 the internet became public and it grew very fast. Today it is used by millions of people all over the world and its use is still growing:
  • To go online, all you need is a computer and an internet router or wi-fi. And if you look at the statistics, most teenagers in the United States are connecting regularly. A recent survey showed that 82% of teenagers are sending and receiving e-mail. Most of these also say they frequently surf the net for information. Another popular online activity among teens is instant messaging (IM), Over 80% have listened to music online and 50% have downloaded music from the internet. Only 13% of American teens are not using the internet at all.
  • Vocabulary tip: digital expressions
  • website - A set of pages on the internet about a particular topic. These pages often contain colour pictures, sound and video
  • go online Connect to the internet.
  • e-mall-Messages sent or received using the internet.
  • surf the net-Spend time visiting a lot of websites.
  • instant message-A written conversation between two people who are online. It's quicker than sending an e-mail. The other person reads your message as soon as
  • you send it and can answer instantly.
  • download - Copy information or programs from the internet onto your computer.
  • COMMENT
  • CLAUDIA FLIGHT UNITED KINGDOM
  • We've got a computer at home so I use the intemet a lot for my school work. Whenever I need to find out some facts, I do a search on the internet I needed information about sharks for a school project. I found lots of useful articles and pictures on the internet. I printed the pictures and used them in my project. It was quicker than going to the library and looking of lots of different books. I got all the information from the same place the internet- using my computer
  • COMMENT
  • SAMER KHOURY-LEBANON
  • I use the internet for homework, to send e-mails and to download apps. I also use it to find find out out what's on at the cinema and read film reviews. The only trouble with using the internet is that you sit in the same place for a long time. If I look at a computer screen for too long my eyes sometimes hurt.
  • COMMENT
  • NADIA HASHIM-LIBYA
  • The intermet is very useful, but you have to be careful if you don't want to waste fime. Sometimes you are looking for one small piece of information and you end up spending on hour surfing the net. For example, yesterday I wanted to find out something about the River Nile. I looked at 17 different sites and it took me two hours to find what I needed.
  • COMMENT
  • MINE ALLEN-AUSTRALIA
  • My business is buying and selling stamps, I do 70% of my business through the internet. I sell stamps to people in Malaysia. Japan, Europe and the Middle East. Sometimes I think it's a bit lonely. If you do business in a shop. you see people and life is more interesting. With the internet, you don't meet your customers. I also use the internet for shopping. I buy plane tickets and train tickets online. I always get my theatre and concert tickets online. I also buy books, computer programs, CDs and DVDs. It's cheaper and quicker and you don't need to go to lots of different shops looking for what you want.

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