Exercice 1

A. ability = capacity

B. evil = mean

C. permit = allow

D. strange = weird

E. scary = frightening

Exercice 2

A. She’s beginning her training tomorrow.

B. You’re going to a robot exhibition next week.

C. I’m teaching my robots new tricks next week.

D. Tomorrow, they’re fighting a decisive battle.

Exercice 3

A. The police will not / won’t believe that some monsters have taken control of the city.

B. The company will not / won’t buy robots to do the menial tasks.

C. His father will not / won’t let him watch Sci-Fi movies.

Exercice 4

A. We’re going to live in a place where all the domestic chores are performed by robots.

B. She’s going to build robots whatever the cost.

C. You’re going to read all Asimov’s novels in no time.

Exercice 5

A. If supersonic trains existed, we could go from L.A. to N.Y.C. in one hour.

B. If extraterrestrials came down to earth, the government would destroy the CIA files.

C. If scientists had been more inspired, we would not have found ourselves in such a fix.

Exercice 6

A. Technological progress is going to save mankind.

B. I am sure they will win this technological war.

C. They’re seeing a new prototype model next week.

D. Robots will be man’s best friend.