Hallo alle zusammen, ich bin neu hier...
also, habe am 1.9 meine ausbildung als fachinformatiker fachrichtung systemintegration begonnen.
In der Berufsschule haben wir englisch, einmal fachbezogen und einmal normales englisch.
nun schreiben wir in 3 wochen eine englischarbeit
die erste aufgabe wird sein, dass wir einen text bekommen (englisch), den wir in deutsch übersetzen sollen.
die 2 aufgabe ist, dass in einem satz wörter unterstrichen sind, nach den wir dann fragen sollen
beispiel:
tim spielt gerne fussball.
wer spielt gerne fussball?
was spielt tim gerne?
das nur auf englisch.
jetzt wollte ich fragen, ob wir jemand übungstexte dafür geben könnte, weil ich weiß einfach nicht mit wem ich lernen soll und wer die texte mal nachschauen könnte. vielleicht könntet ihr mir weiter helfen, dass wäre wirklich super
mfg
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History of computers
Let us take a look at the history of the computers that we know today. The very first calculating device used was the ten fingers of a man´s hands. This, in fact, is why today we still count in tens an multiples of tens. Then the abacus was invented, a bead frame in which the beads are moved from left to right. People went on using some form of abacus well into the 16th century, and it is still being used in some parts of the world because it can be understood without knowing how read.
During the 17th and 18th centuries many people tried to find easy ways of calculating. J. Napier, a Scotsman, devised a mechanical way of multiplyingand dividing , which is how the modern slide rule works. Henry Briggs used Napier´s ideas to produce logarithm tables which all mathematicians use today. Calculus, another branch of mathematics, was independently invented by both Sir Isaac Newton, an englishman, and Leibnitz, a German mathematician..
1. What was ten fingers of a man’s hand?
2. What was invented then?
3. When did some people go on using some form of abacus?
4. Who tried to find easy ways of calculating, during the 17th and 18th centuries?
5. Who used Napier’s ideas to produce logarithm tables?
6. Who uses logarithm tables?
Let us take a look at the history of the computers that we know today. The very first calculating device used was the ten fingers of a man´s hands. This, in fact, is why today we still count in tens an multiples of tens. Then the abacus was invented, a bead frame in which the beads are moved from left to right. People went on using some form of abacus well into the 16th century, and it is still being used in some parts of the world because it can be understood without knowing how read.
During the 17th and 18th centuries many people tried to find easy ways of calculating. J. Napier, a Scotsman, devised a mechanical way of multiplyingand dividing , which is how the modern slide rule works. Henry Briggs used Napier´s ideas to produce logarithm tables which all mathematicians use today. Calculus, another branch of mathematics, was independently invented by both Sir Isaac Newton, an englishman, and Leibnitz, a German mathematician..
1. What was ten fingers of a man’s hand?
2. What was invented then?
3. When did some people go on using some form of abacus?
4. Who tried to find easy ways of calculating, during the 17th and 18th centuries?
5. Who used Napier’s ideas to produce logarithm tables?
6. Who uses logarithm tables?
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Scotland bans smoking to tackle poor health
EDINBURGH – A sweeping ban on smoking came into force in Scotland on Sunday, making it the first part of Britain where pubs, resturants and workplaces are smoke – free, in an effort to tackle a poor public health record.
Experts hope the ban on lighting up in pubs, resturants, cafes and offices will lead to a big drop in the number of deaths caused by passive smoking, estimated at about 1,000 a year in Scotland, with a population of five million.
No smoking signs have gone up to promote the measure, part of a broader drive to change a lifestyle of heavy drinking and smoking, poor diet and lack of exercise which has earned Scotland the nickname “sick man of Europe“.
At Edinburgh´s airport, teenage volunteers handed out leaflets about the ban to arriving passengers and a large blue poster declared: “Welcome to a smoke free Scotland.“
“We have an unhealthy reputation and we are going to change that, “First Minister Jack McConnell told reports at the airport.“We have a record as a country that has too much heart disease, too much cancer, too many stroke victims,“ he said.
1.How came a sweeping ban on smoking in Scotland on Sunday?
2.What do Experts hope?
3.Which signs have gone up to promote the measure?
4.Which nickname has Scotland earned?
5. What did declare at Edingburgh´s airport?
6. Where did first Minister Jack McConnell tell reports? At the Airport
so, hatte kleine probleme sry, wäre super wenn jemand die 2 texte mal nachschauen würde, dass wäre wirklich sehr nett
mfg
EDINBURGH – A sweeping ban on smoking came into force in Scotland on Sunday, making it the first part of Britain where pubs, resturants and workplaces are smoke – free, in an effort to tackle a poor public health record.
Experts hope the ban on lighting up in pubs, resturants, cafes and offices will lead to a big drop in the number of deaths caused by passive smoking, estimated at about 1,000 a year in Scotland, with a population of five million.
No smoking signs have gone up to promote the measure, part of a broader drive to change a lifestyle of heavy drinking and smoking, poor diet and lack of exercise which has earned Scotland the nickname “sick man of Europe“.
At Edinburgh´s airport, teenage volunteers handed out leaflets about the ban to arriving passengers and a large blue poster declared: “Welcome to a smoke free Scotland.“
“We have an unhealthy reputation and we are going to change that, “First Minister Jack McConnell told reports at the airport.“We have a record as a country that has too much heart disease, too much cancer, too many stroke victims,“ he said.
1.How came a sweeping ban on smoking in Scotland on Sunday?
2.What do Experts hope?
3.Which signs have gone up to promote the measure?
4.Which nickname has Scotland earned?
5. What did declare at Edingburgh´s airport?
6. Where did first Minister Jack McConnell tell reports? At the Airport
so, hatte kleine probleme sry, wäre super wenn jemand die 2 texte mal nachschauen würde, dass wäre wirklich sehr nett
mfg
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