1 (useless) across. The critic said that the app was he'd come 2 (flexible) Grammar 4 Complete the sentences with the superlative of the word in brackets. The material used on this version is to date 3 (cheap) This is tablet on the market. 4 (simple/good) Often, ideas are 5 (bad) I think that's one of suggestions yet. 6 (bold) This is one of presentations of the year. (7 points) 5 Complete the sentences using will or going to. In the future, you (1) you. That's because all of us (2) inventor. The wearer (3) in the ring. 'All they (4) The rings (5) (not need) to carry any money or credit cards with (wear) 'smart rings', according to the (be) able to pay for items using a contactless chip (have) to do is place their finger near the terminal.' (not be) made from metal because that interferes with wireless payments. Instead, they are (6) material called ceramic. (be) made from a hard-wearing 6 Complete the sentences using the present perfect and for or since. s. ns. (6 points) book (8 points) (6 points) 11 2. There (not be) an exhibition there six years. (own) a smartphone 2015. 3 People (admire) different art forms thousands of years. 4 its invention, the Internet (transform) people's lives. (use) this technique the Middle Ages. (be) disabled her horse-riding accident three 6 She (12 points) 5 Artists years ago. 7 Match the questions and the answers. 1 How many people will be at the exhibition? 2 Were there lots of people at the exhibition? 3 How often has there been an exhibition there? 4 Was there an exhibition in 20052 5 Is there an exhibition there next week? a) According to organisers, there were more than 1,000 b) According to organisers, there wasn't an exhibition that year because of building works. c) According to organisers, the exhibition is next month. d) According to organisers, there will be more than 1,000 e) According to organisers, there has been an exhibition there since

It seems like the text you provided contains some incomplete and mixed-up sentences related to grammar exercises. Let's work on completing them together: 1. The material used on this version is (the most up-to-date). 2. This is (the cheapest) tablet on the market. 3. Often, ideas are (the simplest/goodest). 4. I think that's one of (the worst) suggestions yet. 5. This is one of (the boldest) presentations of the year. Now let's move on to forming sentences using "will" or "going to": 1. In the future, you (will change) your mind. That's because all of us (are becoming) an inventor. 2. The wearer (is going to wear) the ring. 'All they (are going to do) is place their finger near the terminal.' 3. The rings (will not need) to carry any money or credit cards with (them) when (wearing) 'smart rings', according to the (reports). 4. They are (not going to be) made from metal because that interferes with wireless payments. Instead, they are (going to be) made from a hard-wearing material called ceramic. Moving on to sentences using the present perfect tense with "for" or "since": 1. She (has been) disabled since her horse-riding accident three years ago. 2. People (have admired) different art forms for thousands of years. 3. Artists have used this technique since the Middle Ages. 4. Its invention, the Internet has transformed people's lives. 5. People have owned smartphones since 2005. Lastly, let's match the questions and answers in Russian: 1. Сколько человек будет на выставке? 2. Было много людей на выставке? 3. Как часто проводят выставки там? 4. Была ли выставка в 2005 году? 5. Будет ли там выставка на следующей неделе? a) По сообщению организаторов, там было более 1000 человек. b) По сообщению организаторов, там не было того года выставки из-за строительных работ. c) По сообщению организаторов, выставка будет в следующем месяце. d) По сообщению организаторов, там будет более 1000 человек. e) По сообщению организаторов, там проводят выставки с 2005 года.