№ 3. Vocabulary and Grammar. Choose the correct item.

№ 3. Vocabulary and Grammar.

1. Emma is on holiday, so I am looking/look after her cat until she returns.
2. Mythical/extinct creatures such as giants, dragons and sea monsters often appear in Northern European folklore.
3. You'd better save your documents in case/in order that the computer crashes.
4. Tom finally managed to fix/fixing his computer when he had understood the cause of the problem.
5. We can't log on to the Internet because there is a problem with our phone line/server.
6. In the film, a horrifying sea monster creates a violent/rustling whirlpool and pools three large ships to the bottom of the sea.
7. Henry believes that scientists will someday build robots that will be enough clever/clever enough to think on their own.
8. Could you take a look at Anne's computer? She has been trying/has tried to fix it all morning and it still doesn't work.
9. You can't make George telling/tell his secret if he doesn't want to.
10. The robot exhibition was such/so interesting that we're planning to visit it again next week.