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reasons for using technology

how technology influences our everyday lives

(the role of modern devices, gadgets and household appliances in our everyday lives, wearable devices)

some advances in technology, most significant discoveries or inventions, their impact on the society

advantages and disadvantages of digital technologies (computers, smart phones, tablets etc.), screen time, the effects of technology on relationships

technology and the environment

robots, AI and such, their pros and cons, your personal attitude

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旋转滚轮以查看下一个项目。. What do you use a computer or tablet for?, What do you use your smartphone for?, What gadget can't you imagine living without? Why?.

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a remote control - A device that controls a machine from a distance by means of radio or infrared signals, a satnav - System of comuputers and satellites, used in vehicles and other places to tell you where something is, where you are, or how to get to a place , speakers - Parts of a radio, television, or computer, or of a piece of electrical equipment for playing recorded sound, through which the sound is played, headphones - A device with a part to cover each ear through which you can listen to music, radio broadcasts, without other people hearing, a wasching machine - A maschine for washing clothes, sheets, and other things made of cloth, a dishwasher - A machine that washes dirty plates, cups, forks, etc., a vacuum cleaner - A machine that cleans floors and other surfaces by sucking up dust and dirt, to charge - To put electricity into an electrical device such as a battery, to insert - To put something inside something else, to plug in - To become connected to a piece of electrical equipment or to the main electricity supply, to press - To push something firmly, e.g. a button, to select - To choose something, or to make a choice, to switch on - To start the flow or operation of something by means of a tap or a button, to turn off - To stop the operation or flow of something by means of a tap, switch, or button, to tap sg. - To touch gently and quickly on the screen with a finger , a research - The systematic investigation into and study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions, to analyse - To examine something methodically and in detail, typically in order to explain and interpret it, a space craft - A vehicle used for travelling in space, to develop - To grow and cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate, a theory - A formal statement of the rules on which a subject of study is based or of ideas that are suggested to explain a fact or event or, more generally, an opinion or explanation, to improve - To cause something to get better, fossil fuels - Substances such as gas, coal, and oil, that were formed underground from plant and animal remains millions of years ago, climate - The general weather conditions usually found in a particular place, an invention - Something that has never been made before, or the process of creating something completely new, an experiment - A scientific procedure undertaken to make a discovery, test a hypothesis, or demonstrate a known fact, evolution - The process of gradual development of something, an expert - A person who is very knowledgeable about or skilful in a particular area, energy efficient - Using less energy to perform the same task; eliminating energy waste, chemicals - Artificial substances used in or resulting from a reaction involving changes, especially derived artificially for practical use, to observe - To watch carefully the way something happens or the way someone does something, especially in order to learn more about it,

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દરેક શબ્દને તેની વ્યાખ્યાની બાજુમાં ખેંચીને મૂકો.. a remote control - A device that controls a machine from a distance by means of radio or infrared signals.

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ENGLISH ONLINE VOCABULARY FOR FCE, PET - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | ENGLISHREVEALED

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ENGLISH TESTS - ONLINE - FCE - PET - VOCABULARY - COMPUTERS INTERNET | ENGLISHREVEALED

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Computer Programmes

If computers are the power (1) ... of the modern industrial revolution, (2) ... is more like knitting. Software engineers still code by hand, writing and rewriting one line after another. Not surprisingly, they sometimes drop a (3) ... , which later unravels as a (4) ... in the programme. More often, they end (5) ... with something that does not fit right, or is simply out of fashion. For a software user this is frustrating. Programmes are slow, they break (6) ... , none does all the things you want, and each is missing favourite bits of the other programmes. The problem is one of ever-increasing (7) ... . Computer (8) ... doubles in power every year and a half. Software writers have struggled to take advantage of these (9) ... , but in the process programmes have become too massive and complicated for a single person to understand. Each (10) ... works line by line on a part of the software, which is then stitched together with the others. No wonder programmes become difficult and confusing.

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Hi guys! Kat here from High Level Listening, I've got another set for you this week, and this time it's vocabulary and phrasal verbs for technology. Now there's a ton of vocabulary out there, and most of these phrasal verbs also have a noun form that we can use as well, so that's why there's so much vocabulary in this video. Don't forget, you can get the entire transcript of what I say in the video down below.

Now this video is for advanced students, and through this entire video, I speak in a completely natural, conversational tone, and if it sounds really fast, it's because it's completely natural, and it's really good to practice listening to naturally spoken English if you want to move to an English speaking country or if you want to understand North Americans when we speak! If you're having some trouble following along, I've got scripts that you can download in the link below. So let's get started:

Check out our Free Phrasal Verb Worksheets, plus get the Transcript for the entire video, an audio download of the entire English lesson, AND get all the slides in the presentation for ESL teachers who want to teach the Phrasal Verbs for Technology lesson on their own in their own classroom!

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Check out this week's advanced English video lesson on phrasal verbs for Technology. Learn tons of vocabulary and phrasal verbs in naturally spoken English.

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从洗好的卡牌中随机抽取一张。. In your opinion,what is the greatest technological invention? Why?, What do you think about GMO (genetically modified organisms) vegetables?.

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THE UK: TELESCOPE, ELECTROMAGNET, ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION, TELEPHONE, TELEVISION, ANIMAL CLONING, ELECTRON, THE USA: COMBINE HARVESTER, SEWING MACHINE, CIRCUIT BREAKER, DISHWASHER, VACUUM CLEANER, SKYSCRAPER, TESLA COIL, MICROWAVE OVEN, BARCODE, VIDEO GAME, LED (light-emitting diode), E-MAIL, THE CZECH REPUBLIC: LIGHTNING ROD PRINCIPLE, SUGAR CUBE, SOFT CONTACT LENSES, POLAROGRAPHY, REMOSKA, SEMTEX, WAR WAGON, AUSTRALIA: ELECTRIC DRILL, STAINLESS STEEL BRACES, ULTRASOUND, POWER BOARD, WI-FI, BLACK BOX FLIGHT RECORDER, CANADA: INSULIN, WALKIE-TALKIE, ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR, IMAX, PROSTHETIC HAND, JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, ARCHIE (FIRST INTERNET SEARCH ENGINE),

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THE UK: TELESCOPE, ELECTROMAGNET, ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION, TELEPHONE, TELEVISION, ANIMAL CLONING, ELECTRON, THE USA: COMBINE HARVESTER, SEWING MACHINE, CIRCUIT BREAKER, DISHWASHER, VACUUM CLEANER, SKYSCRAPER, TESLA COIL, MICROWAVE OVEN, BARCODE, VIDEO GAME, LED (light-emitting diode), E-MAIL, THE CZECH REPUBLIC: LIGHTNING ROD PRINCIPLE, SUGAR CUBE, SOFT CONTACT LENSES, POLAROGRAPHY, REMOSKA, SEMTEX, WAR WAGON, AUSTRALIA: ELECTRIC DRILL, STAINLESS STEEL BRACES, ULTRASOUND, POWER BOARD, WI-FI, BLACK BOX FLIGHT RECORDER, CANADA: INSULIN, WALKIE-TALKIE, ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR, IMAX, PROSTHETIC HAND, JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, ARCHIE (FIRST INTERNET SEARCH ENGINE),

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1876 - first practical phone, 1909 - first plastic material - BAKELITE, 1925 - first color TV system patented, 1928 - penicilline, 1941 - first COMPUTER , 1960 - first anticonception pills sold, 1983 - first HANDHELD MOBILE PHONE, 1987 - the word INTERNET is created, 2007 - the first iPHONE 1, 2013 - the first GOOGLE GLASS,

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Space exploration: observing the night sky, observing the sky with telescope, the Earth does not revolve around the Sun, the Earth isn´t in the centre of everything, building spaceships, the first man to orbit the Earth, the first man on the moon, NASA´s Mars rover: Perseverance, Medicine: penicilin (Flemming), vaccination, x-rays (Roentgen), blood types, contact lenses (Wichterle), Travelling: wheel and axle, 1st flight (Wright brothers) , 1st car (Karl Benz), internal combustion engine (Nicholas Otto), steam engine (James Watt), 1st steam locomotive "Rocket", Windscreen wipers, satnav, Spread of knowledge: mechanical printing machine (Gutenberg), Communication: radio stations transmitting Morse code (Marconi), discovery of radio waves (Hertz), construction of a telephone (G. Bell), the internet, Laws of nature: gravitation (Newton), electromagnetism, the strong force, theory of relativity (Einstein), the weak force, Home improvements: lightning conductor (Franklin, Diviš), electric light bulbs (Edison), dishwasher (Cochrane), disposable nappies, Arts/entertainment: photography (Niepce; then Daguerre), fim (Lumiere brothers),

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Space exploration: observing the night sky, observing the sky with telescope, the Earth does not revolve around the Sun, the Earth isn´t in the centre of everything, building spaceships, the first man to orbit the Earth, the first man on the moon, NASA´s Mars rover: Perseverance, Medicine: penicilin (Flemming), vaccination,

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Сдавайте карт в случайном порядке из перетасованной колоды.. What is the greatest invention ever?, What is the world's most useless invention?.