1. What does this symbol mean?

2. It is looks like this because this symbol is rarely used.
It is a symbol which we usually name “A dog” and which we use between the name of the user and the domen.
It is looks like this because this symbol is rarely used.

3. Who invented it? RAY TOMPLINSON – a leading engineer
of the BBN Technology company.

4. How does the first message look like?
The first program for sending messages consisted of 200 lines of the programmer code and used not in the INTERNET but in the military APRA NET.

5. What are the advantages of E-mails?
Today in the electronic envelope we can put not only the text itself but the photo, the sound and even the video.
To have such free of charge you need only Internet

6. What is the result of inventing of E-mails?
There are already about billion of s
registered now and their number is rapidly increased.
Only in Russia there are more than 15 millions of people have their own “electronics dogs”.
Many people say that the inventing of
s is the main invention of the XX century.

7. The rules of effective writing of messages
Never use a metaphor, simile or other figure of speech which you are used to seeing in print.
Never use a long word when a short one will do.
If it is possible to cut a word out, always cut it out.
Never use the passive where you can use the active.
Never use a foreign phrase, a scientific word or a jargon word if you can think of an everyday English equivalent.
Break any of these rules sooner than saying anything outright barbarous.

8. What is wrong with this message?
Brian de Glanville, 11:35am
E-MALL FOR MR ADEBAYO
My dear Mr Adebayo
I was informed earlier today by your colleague, Jane Rodber, that your company is now ready to consider our proposal. It goes without saying that I am delighted to hear this news. However, I will be on vacation in Berlin for the next four days and so, regrettably, during this period I will not be available to attend personally to any queries that you may have.
Notwithstanding the above, you will be telephoned by my secretary to arrange a little ‘rendezvous’ after my return, when I hope this matter can be discussed further.
May I say that I very much look forward to meeting you.
With best wishes,
Brian de Glanville

9. That is the right message!
Business Class
Editing activity
Dear Mr Adebayo,
Your colleague, Jane Rodber, told me that you are now ready to consider our proposal. Of course, I’m delighted to hear this news. However, I’m on vacation for the next four days and so won’t be able to deal personally with any queries until I get back.
My secretary will call you to arrange a meeting after my return when I hope we can discuss the matter further.
I look forward to meeting you,
With best wishes,
Brian de Glanville

10. Do we need a computer? Yes, we do. Why?
It helps us to prepare for our lessons (our reports, presentations, check up mistakes in our messages, to have pen-friends all over the world, to know about the rest world, to expand outlook, to go to Internet.

11. What are the bad points of computer?
It makes our sight worse.
We have a backache after working on it.
It makes us nervous.
We have fingers disease.

12. To use a computer you must follow the following rules:
Have a cozy table
cozy chair
quality monitor
Follow the clean air
Wash with a cold water after
working on the computer
Work an hour and have a rest