IV. Write an informal letter to your pen-friend and tell him/her about what it is cool to wear in your country
when you buy something new to wear
what your favourite clothes
who helps you to buy clothes
pole
Hello,
Thanks for your e-mail. Sorry I haven't written for so long. How are you? I hope you're fine
I'm writing to tell you about
Well, that's all for now. Write back soon. I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Yours,
2) Kate was at home, wasn't she?
3) There is an orange in the bag, isn't it?
4) It is an orange, isn't it?
5) Misha can bring some oranges, can't he?
6) My friends can't go to England next week, can they?
7) She couldn't do her homework, could she?
8) Harry likes ice cream, doesn't he?
9) Students won't have an English exam, will they?
10) Sam has just cleaned his room, hasn't he?
11) She didn't watch TV in the evening, did she?
12) You lived in the country, didn't you?
13) Mary is Mr Smith's sister, isn't she?
14) They don't work hard, do they?
15) They were at school, weren't they?
A weather app on a smartphone, a racing game on a video game console and an ultrasound imaging device in a hospital are all digital media products. They are successful because they are engaging, easy to use (even fun in the case of games), and deliver results. Digital Media is a blend of technology and content, and building digital media products requires teams of professionals with diverse skills, including technical skills, artistic skills, analytical and production coordination skills. All of these skills need to be balanced on a team, with all team members focused on creating the best user experience. The world we live in today is populated by digital media products, and these products enable and deliver experiences in many industries, including industries that aren’t typically associated with digital media — such as health, government and education.
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