Поставь предложения в отрицательную форму. 1. It is a desk. (It is not a desk.) 2. We are in the cottage. 3. He is a doctor. 4. It is a bad day. 5.They are in the bedroom. 6. It is six o'clock. 7. His name is Mike. 8. They are from England. 9. I am in the kitchen. 10. Mary is seven. 11. It is a yellow kite.

2. We are in the cottage. — We are not in a cottage.

3. He is a doctor. — He's not a doctor.

4. It is a bad day. — It's not a bad day.

5. They are in the bedroom. — They are not in the bedroom.

6. It is six o'clock. — It's not six o'clock.

7. His name is Mike. — His name isn't Mike.

8. They are from England. — They are not from England.

9. I am in the kitchen. — I'm not in the kitchen.

10. Mary is seven. — Mary is not seven.

11. It is a yellow kite. — It's not a yellow kite.

Изменение поведения

Существуют доказательства того, что такой подход, основанный на обратной связи изменить поведение людей и может улучшить их здоровье. Мы также знаем, что сравнение со сверстниками очень эффективно. В одном из примеров, NHS отслеживало, сколько врачей-антибиотиков назначали препараты, и отправляло им письма, в которых говорилось, что они назначают намного больше, чем их коллеги. Проект NHS обошелся в 4000 фунтов стерлингов (по сравнению с альтернативной схемой стимулирования, которая стоила бы около 23 миллионов фунтов стерлингов) и позволил сократить назначение антибиотиков более чем на 3%.

Приложение и в ‘em. zigres

Мы уже видим, как подталкивание используется для изменения поведения людей другими в отношении COVID-19, например, когда NHS отправляет уязвимым людям предупреждение на самоизоляцию в течение 12 недель, вместе с инструкциями, которые им это сделать.

Приложения для отслеживания контактов предоставляют возможность познакомиться с дистанцированием, не требуя сбора или обмена новыми данными. Это похоже на относительно легкую победу, которую правительства должны серьезно рассмотреть, в то время как многие из этих приложений все еще находятся на стадии планирования и проектирования.

Mary has been in her present position for five years. After she left college, she worked as a sales manager for three years. But today, Mary faces a dilemma. In the last three weeks, she has received no less than three proposals. First, her boss suddenly announced his resignation. Mary was shocked and surprised when a few days later, their HR Manager called to offer her the position. The second proposal arrived that same day; her friend Sandra, who has already worked for several firms, invited her to become a partner in a new branch. Finally, Mary's boyfriend Jack has just asked her to marry him.

Explanation:

1. "has been" - We use the Present Perfect tense "has been" because Mary's current position started five years ago and is still continuing until now.

2. "left" - We use the Past Simple tense "left" because it refers to a specific point in the past when Mary left college.

3. "worked" - We use the Past Simple tense "worked" because it refers to a completed action in the past when Mary worked as a sales manager.

4. "has received" - We use the Present Perfect tense "has received" because it refers to an action that happened in the past but is relevant to the present. Mary has received three proposals recently, within the last three weeks.

5. "was" - We use the Past Simple tense "was" because it refers to a specific point in the past when Mary felt shocked and surprised after her boss announced his resignation.

6. "called" - We use the Past Simple tense "called" because it refers to a specific point in the past when the HR Manager made the phone call to offer Mary the position.

7. "arrived" - We use the Past Simple tense "arrived" because it refers to a specific point in the past when the second proposal arrived.

8. "has already worked" - We use the Present Perfect tense "has already worked" because Sandra's previous work experience is relevant to the present. She has worked for several firms before and still has that experience.

9. "invited" - We use the Past Simple tense "invited" because it refers to a specific point in the past when Sandra invited Mary to become a partner in a new branch.

10. "has just asked" - We use the Present Perfect tense "has just asked" because Jack's proposal happened very recently and is still relevant to the present.