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    Student's Book Unit 6

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    This document appears to be a student workbook containing exercises and passages about future technologies and their potential impacts. It includes sections with questions about presentations on future clothing technologies, conversations using hedging language, and readings on various topics related to climate change, healthcare technologies, and retail innovations.

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    Student's

    Student’s BookBook
    Inglés 5
    English
    05/10/2021 V
    100171186.

    09/10/2021
    López Montes de Oca Cristian Jair.

    Flurscheim López Ana Paula


    Unit 6

    C.

    1. Oliver, Sam.

    2. Amanda, Judith.

    3. Amanda, Sam.

    4. Judith.

    5. Amanda, Judith.
    A.

    1. are going to be using

    2. won’t be disappearing

    3. might be looking

    4. you’ll just use, buy

    Exercise B answered yet.


    A.

    Convenience, debt, crime, privacy.

    B.

    Convenience: B or C

    Crime: C

    Debt: B

    Privacy: A

    B.

    1. She says hello and turn on the projector. She checks that everyone can see the screen. She ask
    someone to turn off the lights. She sends a handout around.

    2. She talks about the impact of technology of the clothes we will wear in the future.

    3. clothes will: a) use body energy to recharge cell phones, computer, etc. :B) the tech health
    problems; c) selfcleaning; d) heat or cool.

    4. She has no more time, and she has to turn it over to the next speaker.

    C.

    Star the presentation: Let’s get started, (para 1); I’d like to begin by… (para, 2) introduce the topic.
    1 one to look at… (para, 2) I’ll be talking about… (para, 2).

    Check that everyone can see or hear; can you all see the screen? (para, 1)
    Refer to a slide, a handout, or a question: as you’ll see on the slide… (para, 3)

    There should be a handout going around, (para, 1)

    I’ll allow time for questions and comments at the end. (para, 2); Does anyone have any questions
    or comments? (para, 4)

    Go to a new person or topic: let’s move on… /look at… ( para, 3)

    End the presentation: anyway, ) that’s all I have time for… (para, 4); I’d better stop there… (para,
    4); Does anyone have any questions or comments? (para, 4); I’ll just conclude by saying… (para, 5)

    1. Um, there should be a handout going around too.

    2. I’m just waiting for the projector – it won’t connect.

    3. Would somebody turn the lights off, please?


    B.

    1. ‘Ok, can you hear me at the back? Good, So, let’s get started; you should all have a handout by
    now; Oh, wait – the projector won’t come on. It might be turned off.

    Could someone help me with it, please? Oh, it’s not plugged in! Sorry, OK, So, can you see that
    clearly?’

    2. ‘So, I’m sure you must be wondering how clothes can have health benefits in the future. It might
    be useful to play you something. I heard on the radio. It’s about that will turn hard when
    something hits them so they act like a helmet. So, I need to turn on the sound. Um that must be
    the volume here, Oh, I’d better turn it up. That’s better, You ought to be able to hear at the back.’

    3. ‘So, let’s move on. There are lots of fun possibilities, too, Simon, may I ask you to stand up,
    please? Thank you, Oh, you might want to turn around and face everyone. And would you show
    everyone your T-shirt?. So, in the future, imagen T-shirts like this but with words on images that
    change color or react to music. Well, that’s all I have time for, I have to stop now.

    Does anyone have any questions or comments?’


    D.

    1. I would say

    2. I would think

    3. I would imagine

    4. I’d say

    5. I would imagine

    6. I’d think
    A.

    1. I don’t think so. / I guess not.

    2. I hope not. / I don’t think so.

    3. I think so. I guess so.

    4. I guess so. / I think so.

    5. I think so. / I guess so.


    A.

    1. reading.

    2. live music.

    3. virtual- reality games.

    4. travel.

    B.

    1. reading: disagree

    2. live music: agree

    3. virtual-reality games: agree

    4. travel: disagree

    B.

    1. High-tech checkouts on the way!

    2. Warmer, wetter, and more extremes!

    3. miracle cures!

    4. more intelligent that a human!


    A.

    1. climatologist

    2. ecologists

    3. migrants, refugees

    4. economist

    5. retailers

    6. consumers

    7. inventors, victims

    8. therapists

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