Focus 2 unit 2.6 Linking words and time expressions

Write the second sentence so that it has a similiar meaning to the first . Use the words in CAPITALS

1. They said the name of the winner and we immediately cheered. AS

   We cheered ________________said the name of the winner

1. Write the second sentence so that it has a similiar meaning to the first . Use the words in CAPITALS

   We were at the dinner table when the phone rang. WHILE

   The phone rang _______________having dinner

Write the second sentence so that it has a similiar meaning to the first . Use the words in CAPITALS

She travelled after she graduated from university. UNTIL

She didn't ___________________________she graduated from university

Write the second sentence so that it has a similiar meaning to the first . Use the words in CAPITALS

In the lesson , I noticed that my friend was sleeping. DURING

I noticed that my friend was sleeping ______________________

Write the second sentence so that it has a similiar meaning to the first . Use the words in CAPITALS

At ten o'clock , all the scientists were in the lab. BY

All the scientists were in the lab ______________

Write the second sentence so that it has a similiar meaning to the first . Use the words in CAPITALS

He spoke to us after the meeting. BEFORE

He didn't speak to us __________________

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Ada Lovelace was born in London, in 1815. She was the first computer programmer more than 130 years 1_____ modern computers arrived. 2 _ she was young, her mother wanted her to study mathematics. 3_ the age of seventeen, she was an excellent mathematician. 4_____ she was at a party, she met Charles Babbage, whose invention was the first simple computer. She became fascinated by the machine, which he called the Analytical Engine. 5_____ possible, she began to think of ways to use the engine to solve mathematical problems. This is why people say she was the first programmer. She continued to work with Babbage 6_____ her death at the age of thirty-seven.

Read the text and choose the correct answer

Ada Lovelace was born in London, in 1815. She was the first computer programmer more than 130 years 1_____ modern computers arrived. 2 _ she was young, her mother wanted her to study mathematics. 3_ the age of seventeen, she was an excellent mathematician. 4_____ she was at a party, she met Charles Babbage, whose invention was the first simple computer. She became fascinated by the machine, which he called the Analytical Engine. 5_____ possible, she began to think of ways to use the engine to solve mathematical problems. This is why people say she was the first programmer. She continued to work with Babbage 6_____ her death at the age of thirty-seven.

Ada Lovelace was born in London, in 1815. She was the first computer programmer more than 130 years 1_____ modern computers arrived. 2 _ she was young, her mother wanted her to study mathematics. 3_ the age of seventeen, she was an excellent mathematician. 4_____ she was at a party, she met Charles Babbage, whose invention was the first simple computer. She became fascinated by the machine, which he called the Analytical Engine. 5_____ possible, she began to think of ways to use the engine to solve mathematical problems. This is why people say she was the first programmer. She continued to work with Babbage 6_____ her death at the age of thirty-seven.

Ada Lovelace was born in London, in 1815. She was the first computer programmer more than 130 years 1_____ modern computers arrived. 2 _ she was young, her mother wanted her to study mathematics. 3_ the age of seventeen, she was an excellent mathematician. 4_____ she was at a party, she met Charles Babbage, whose invention was the first simple computer. She became fascinated by the machine, which he called the Analytical Engine. 5_____ possible, she began to think of ways to use the engine to solve mathematical problems. This is why people say she was the first programmer. She continued to work with Babbage 6_____ her death at the age of thirty-seven.

Ada Lovelace was born in London, in 1815. She was the first computer programmer more than 130 years 1_____ modern computers arrived. 2 _ she was young, her mother wanted her to study mathematics. 3_ the age of seventeen, she was an excellent mathematician. 4_____ she was at a party, she met Charles Babbage, whose invention was the first simple computer. She became fascinated by the machine, which he called the Analytical Engine. 5_____ possible, she began to think of ways to use the engine to solve mathematical problems. This is why people say she was the first programmer. She continued to work with Babbage 6_____ her death at the age of thirty-seven.

Ada Lovelace was born in London, in 1815. She was the first computer programmer more than 130 years 1_____ modern computers arrived. 2 _ she was young, her mother wanted her to study mathematics. 3_ the age of seventeen, she was an excellent mathematician. 4_____ she was at a party, she met Charles Babbage, whose invention was the first simple computer. She became fascinated by the machine, which he called the Analytical Engine. 5_____ possible, she began to think of ways to use the engine to solve mathematical problems. This is why people say she was the first programmer. She continued to work with Babbage 6_____ her death at the age of thirty-seven.