Homework

DOC 2
3) In the immediate near foreseeable not too distant distant future.
4) a) I think one industry that definitely has a bright future is so serious and the
success is not too distant.
b) Recent developments in IT field show that the RUST programming language will
be the most popular in 10 years are so smart where they can open up all kinds of
exciting possibilities.
c) All the indications are that an antidote to the current virus will be found.
d) I think we’re about to enter an era of invention, thanks to software that can
evolve designs we could never dream of.
e) As far as I can see, let alone collaboration between businesses because is still a
very long way off.
f) As far as problem is concerned, we can’t exclude the possibility that the
Pakistanis could make it harder for us to act on what we know, but that's an
operational detail.
g) I think the long-term prospects for the company remain attractive but are
limited.
h) I think the part of the world facing the bleakest store is America.
i) I believe we may be on the brink of comminting a mass killing of protesters.
j) The outlook for anyone involved in the logistics were numbing and business is
uncertain.
k) There seems to be political change on the horizon as the Communist Party
prepares for a pivotal political gathering in October.
l) It’s impossible to tell what lies in outlook for the actual rate is of
people lying about being raped.
5) Along with Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Robots, and Deep Learning,
automation has moved quite ahead in the production lines. From packing the
product boxes to delivering the items at the doors of the customers, automation
seems to be one of the most awaited technologies of the year 2020.

DOC 3
29.1
1. Try to prevent hacker penetrate Pentagon computers.
2. Xenon’s system down for 5 hours in denial of service attack.
3. Companies firewalls and anti-virus program withstand latest attack.
4. Latest methods of encryption make condifential messages unreadable by
outsiders.
5. Cybercrime increases three-fold.
6. Denial of service attack found in attachements to company emails.

29.2
1- Surveillance
2- Civil liberties
3- Snooping
4- Law inforcement agencies
5- Privacy
6- Law enforcement agencies

29.3
1. Will admit to MP’s that the current system to acces web email and phone logs
is illegal under surveillance powers
2. These will require communications providers in stockpile customers records for
long periods
3. Catching criminals
4. “Jim Gamble’s submission reclects ….. of innocent citizens”
5. At the moment, companies store data only for as long as necessary for their
own purposes, such as billing and marketing.
6. Law enforcement agencies are able to access an individual’s records
7. Privacy of inocent people

UNITS 1-4
1.1
I work for a French supermarket company, I work for the development of new
supermarkets. In fact, I am running the development department and I’m
managing a team looking at the possibilities in different countries. It’s very
interesting. One of my main is to make sure that new supermarkets open on time.
I’m also charged with financial reporting. I deal for a lot of different organizations
in my work. I’m responsible of panning projects from start to finish. I work closely
for our foreign partners, and so I travel a lot.
1.2
Rebecca lives in London and works in public relations. She leaves home for work
at 7.30 am. She drives to work. The traffic is often bad and she worried about
getting get to work late, but she usually arrives at work at around nine. She
finishes work quite late, at about eitght. ‘Luckily, I’m never ill,’ she says, ‘I could
never take at the time off work work.’ She loves what she does and is glad to be
at work. Some of ther friends are not so lucky: they are off work.
1.3
1. I have a part-time job.
2. He have a part-time job.
3. She has a permanent job.
4. I have a temporary work.
5. She has a part-time job.
6. He has a part time job.
7. She has a part-time job.