1. The Mona Lisa in the sixteenth century was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.

2. That photograph in 2007 was took by Brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado.

3. The 2013 3D film Gravity was directed by Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón.

4. That print over a century ago was made by Japanesa master printmaker Katsushika Hokusai.

5. These beautiful handbags was created by Korean fashion disgner Sang A Im-Propp.

6. For several thousand years was rugs by weavers have produced beautiful Persian rugs.

2. That photograph was taken by brazilian photographer Sebastiao Salgado in 2007.

3. The 2013 3D film Gravity was directed by mexican filmaker Alfonso Cuarón.

4. That print was made by japanese master printmaker Katsushika Hokusai over a century ago.

5. These beautiful handbags were created by korean fashion designer Sang A Im-Propp.

6. Beautiful Persian rugs have been produced by weavers for several thousand years.

How were they made?

The glass cups? They were made by hand.

What is it used?

That silver bowl? It’s used for serving sugar.

What is it made?

This beautiful figure? It’s made of gold.

Where were they made?

These wood chairs? They were made in Venezuela.

Who was it made?

That Chinese bag? It was made by machine

What is it made?

This cup? It’s made of ceramic.

B: Yes, I published my photos when I traveled to Cusco, which were wonderful moments, and when I go anywhere I also publish my photos.

• Why is Cathy going to visit the Katonah Museum?
  

• Because there is a new art exhibition.

GRAMMAR PRACTICE Complete each sentence in your own way. Use infinitives of purpose.

1. You can click on the print icon to print the document.

2. Put the cursor on the pull-down menu to access additional options.

3. I bought a new scanner to improve the quality of my scanned documents.

4. I e-mailed my friend to share the latest news.

5. I connected to the Internet to check my emails and browse the web.

2. The XCue joystick is just as easy to use as the JRock joystick.

3. The C50 monitor is almost as large as the C30 monitor.

4. The Comtec's new mini-tablet is just as small as the Sango's mini tablet.

5. The CCV speakers aren't nearly as powerful as the Soundtec speakers.

6. The Icon monitors aren't quite as expensive as the Sentinel monitors.

GRAMMAR PRACTICE Read each statement about a product. Write a sentence with as . . . as and the cue to compare the products.

2. The XCue joystick is just as easy to use as the JRock joystick.

3. The C50 monitor is almost as large as the C30 monitor.

4. The Comtec's new mini-tablet is just as small as the Sango's mini tablet.

5. The CCV speakers aren't nearly as powerful as the Soundtec speakers.

6. The Icon monitors aren't quite as expensive as the Sentinel monitors.

Good Changes:

• From my point of view it has more positive sides, before people had to go to the library to look for information, and some of it was in another language, but now you can get all kinds of information.

Bad Changes:

• Although, for obvious reasons it also has its negative side, the internet is like an open world in which there are no secrets and little security.

2) The Internet has changed the way people work in offices:

Good changes

• And I think that yes, before it was more complicated to go and give jobs to your colleagues or other companies, now it is faster and more feasible.

Bad changes

• On the other hand, on the negative side, many scams and mistreatment are carried out both for the company itself and for others.

3) The Internet has changed the way people shop:

Good changes

• A better payment method for purchases.

Bad changes

• There are people who use this as a scam.

4) The Internet has changed the way people communicate:

Good changes

• Today the majority of people uses online social networks not only to stay in contact with friends, but also to find information about relevant topics, or to spread information.

Bad changes

• There are security breaches, proliferation of fake news, harmful behaviours such as cyber-bullying as well as negative effects that the internet can have on social relationships.

B: They are silver. They are usually made from basswood and the process begins with the smallest "tail" damsel, which is turned from a solid piece of silver.

A reality? Where were they made?

B: Let me check it. They were made in Peru. What do you think of them?

A: They are beautiful! And what's up with these cups?

B: The gold ones? They were made in Italy. Aren't they great?

A: Yes they are. That ceramic plate is cool too. What is this used for?

B: The Spanish plate? It is for decoration.

A: Oh, that's good. thanks for your time.