Make a negative sentence.Use "no" or " not" 1.There is fruit in the fridge 2.There are two pencils in the box 3.There is my bag here 4.There is sofa in her room 5.There is ... this film in our collection 6.Are there ... interesting books in their library? 7.There is ... park there 8.There are bananas in thst shop 9.There is ... this phone number in your notebook 10.Is there my letter in your mailbox&

Some people think that the Internet provides people with a lot of valuable information, while others show some concern about access to so much information via the Internet. And those who worry about the excessive access to information argue that one may be drowned in the sea of information. In other words, we can waste our valuable time, mainly on searching the better and better information for our task, when using the Internet. However, I think the Internet is not so much a troublemaker as an invaluable tool.

First, it is a user's responsibility to make good use of the Internet. On the Internet, most of reliable information is not free. So, you must pay something for good information. And people who are willing to pay have been getting what they exactly want from the Internet. On the contrary, those who do not pay for a certain information but want the same result as payers' have been abusing the Internet and facing problems derived from the uncertainty and inaccuracy of the information. In short, the golden rule is also valid on the Internet: You get what you pay for it. In addition, there are not a few websites which provide valuable information for the public for nothing. For instance, official websites of Korean government are always presenting people sound information including some statistics.

Thus, I agree with the thought that the Internet provides people with a lot of valuable information. And I believe we should always remember that the Internet itself is neutral, neither good nor bad

1.Do you know where I had put my black bag? I'm trying to find her for a half hour. Have you seen her? - Yesterday I saw her in the hallway.

2. He thought that whole evening would watching TV. But he was mistaken: his wife asked him to go to the store.

3.I haven,t read this book from childhood. Now I re-read it with great pleasure.

4.Had your mother  returned from work? I want to talk to her. - No,her yet, but she will be home in an hour.

5.We have been working for three hours, but still not tired. Let's work another two hours. If we become tired before, we will have a break.