4. Match the abbreviation with English and Russian definitions.
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Multimedia Message Service |
система цифровой сотовой связи в Европе (её аналог в США CDMA) на частотах 900 МГц на основе TDMA. |
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The Short Message Service |
компания США, производящая процессоры, полупроводниковые, электронные устройства, средства связи, компьютеры и периферию. |
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Global System for Mobile Communications |
служба коротких сообщений, предусматривает передачу текстовых сообщений длиной до 140 байт между абонентами сотовых сетей. |
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Wideband Code Division Multiple Access |
широкополосный многостанционный доступ с кодовым разделением каналов, обеспечивает скорость передачи до 2 Мбит/с. |
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National Executive Committee |
служба передачи мультимедиасообщений. |
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Time Division Multiple Access |
многостанционный доступ с временным разделением каналов, МДВР один из двух стандартов для цифровых сетей сотовой связи в США, появился в 1992 г. |
She’d have sent you a
message if she had has your address.
If I’ll pass math
tomorrow, I’ll call you.
I’d be much happier if I
can use the third conditional.
Joy will be able to take
photos of the nomination day tomorrow if she would bring his
camera.
I buy you a new mobile phone
if you really need it.
If you’d bought me an
expensive ring, I marry you.
As long as we drive this
far, we might as well go on.
If my mobile phone battery
hadn’t run out, I have sent you a text message.
If the Internet hasn’t
been invented, we wouldn’t be able to send emails.
If I hadn’t bought a
laptop computer, I will have to go to Internet cafes.
If we had invested in
renewable energy sources, we won’t have lost so many natural
resources.
If I had seen you, I will
would have talked to you.
If that car isn’t too
expensive, I buy it.
If I were you I will learn
English.
If I had studied harder, I
would had passed the test.
Will you do it differently
if you had to do it over again?
Here
is a way of remembering the use of third conditional sentences in
English. Third
conditional Unrealistic
condition → result If
you had been there, you
would have seen her. Past
perfect Would/could/might
+ have +V3 For
more on first and second conditional sentences, turn to ‘Grammar
Reference’.
Part III