Задание 10 на подготовку к ЕГЭ по английскому. В тексте имеются пропуски слов. Для каждого пропуска даны несколько вариантов. Определите, какой вариант верный.
E-mail is electronic mail, a kind / method / system / opportunity of sending messages via a computer to other users. It’s a wonderful new way of communicating! E-mail is cheaper than normal mail and even if you send your message abroad / away / aside / alive it only costs the same as a local telephone call. This is because your message
goes to computer called a mail server and then it is traffic / translated / transmitted / transferred across the Net via other mail servers to its destination.
E-mail is also much quicker and can arrive at most destinations in a minute. In fact, ordinary mail is so slow by comparison that Net users call it ‘snail mail’.
With e-mail you also have to know someone’s address and everyone on the Net has their own people / personal / individual / men’s e-mail address. An e-mail address has two main sections: the user’s name and the domain name. The user’s name is usually the name or nickname of the person using e-mail, for example ‘Paul’. This is followed / gone / set / got by the symbol @ which means ‘at’. Then there is the domain name which gives information about the computer, for example ‘home’, the type of scope / form / organisation / way , for example ‘com’, means a commercial and its location. So a complete e-mail address might look something like this: Paul@home.com.uk.
E-mail addresses can be difficult / easy / simple / complicated so write them down carefully. Then you will have the address at the top of their message and you can just press ‘reply’.
E-mail is electronic mail, a method of sending messages via a computer to other users. It’s a wonderful new way of communicating! E-mail is cheaper than normal mail and even if you send your message abroad it only costs the same as a local telephone call. This is because your message goes to computer called a mail server and then it is transferred across the Net via other mail servers to its destination.
E-mail is also much quicker and can arrive at most destinations in a minute. In fact, ordinary mail is so slow by comparison that Net users call it ‘snail mail’.
With e-mail you also have to know someone’s address and everyone on the Net has their own personal e-mail address. An e-mail address has two main sections: the user’s name and the domain name. The user’s name is usually the name or nickname of the person using e-mail, for example ‘Paul’. This is followed by the symbol @ which means ‘at’. Then there is the domain name which gives information about the computer, for example ‘home’, the type of organisation , for example ‘com’, means a commercial and its location. So a complete e-mail address might look something like this: Paul@home.com.uk.
E-mail addresses can be complicated so write them down carefully. Then you will have the address at the top of their message and you can just press ‘reply’.