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Read and fill in the blanks with the words in the box. Change the form if necessary.Tw. words will not be used. potential medical massive factor infection needle treatment ensure Hello, my name is Kamila, and I"m Fatima's sister. My sister and talked about starting to exercise. (AJ One of the thi we agreed on was that we should get some 1. อdvice before starting. (B) This พay, we would bo we don't overdo anything. I was glad to visit a doctor because needed a checkup อnd had เcaraches. The pain was so bad. To rmy surprise, the doctor Said had an ear อnd said I will need additional to 2. been sufferng from 3. IC) He gave me an injection with a huge 5. He told me he will be doing sorme virtual reality training that will help him better understand 4. 6. my situation. By the time I see him next, he'll have finished his training, never thought my ear problem would be 50 serious. I will definitely be visiting the doctor more often from now on! (D) 2 Read ) again and circle the correct answers. 1. What was NOT a reason that Kamila went to the doctor? a. She wanted a checkup. 6. Her sister made her go. C. An earache was troubling her. d. She wanted advice. 2. What did the doctor do for Kamilla? a. He started her treatment. b. He gave her VR training. c. He said he couldn't treat her next time. d. all of the above 3. What is true about Kamila? b. She was given treatment for her medical problem. a. She talked her Sister into visiting the doctor. C. She doesn't plan to visit the doctor in the future. d. She thought the earache was part of getting older. 4. Where is the best place to insert the following sentence? He said I could have lost my hearing if I hadn't come to see him. c. [C) a. (A) b. [B] d. (D) 1.กร

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Direction B: Put the verbs in brackets into the past perfect or the past simple. 1. A: I really (enjoy) the party last night and it _ (be) great to see Annie again. B: Yes, I (not/see) her for ages. 2. A: Do you know Whi Diana was so quiet at the restaurant last night? B: Wel, she - (not/sleep) the night before and (feel) really tried. 3. A: (you/go) to Rihanna's concert last Friday? B: No, I (not/book) tickets. 4. A: Why (you/be) so surprise when Mark (phone) yesterday? B: I - (not/hear) from him for a year. 5. A: That house on Nile Road is up for sale. B: Yes, I -- (notice) that yesterday on my way home.

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A: Choose the correct options. Relative Clauses exercises 2 คลคคารหes iIs the teacher which/ who broke his leg on the field trip. He still can't walk properly. the number 3ปse $ Place is the cafe that/ where worked during the summer holidays. I saved a lot of money. . L0ok That's the guy that/ which cheated in the exam. He still got bad marks though. -าeres the text book where/ that you left at my house. Now you can do your homework. บ0you remember the number of the room which/ where the exam is today? r'm so stressed I can't remember anything. 9. This is the computer which/ where always goes wrong. Someone should fix it. 6. Use the prompts to write sentences with relative clauses. 1. football/ a sport/ is cheap and fun 2. a pupil/ a child/ goes to primary school 3. a tattoo/a picture under your skin/ never disappears 4. Mrs. Kemp/ the teacher/ always gives us lots of homework 5. Oxford/ the city/ has the oldest university in the UK 6. the Japanese/ the people/ invented sushi 7.an architect/ a person/ designs buildings 8. an ice rink/a surface/ yoน can ice skate C: Cross out the relative pronoun where it is not necessary. 1. If Mum can't pick me up from school, I get the bus which stops outside our house. 2. ("ve written down the phone number of the private tutor that my cousin recommended. 3. This is the hospital where was born. It's much bigger now than in the past. 4. Can you buy some apples, some cheese and the eggs that say "organic" on the box? 5. This is the puppy which I chose. Isn't he cute? D: Complete the sentences with relative pronouns. 1. This is the bag | bought on Saturday. lost the MP3 player? we ate lunch last week. you bought? taught us last week. T have my English lessons. 2. Where is the student 3. Take me to the place 4. Can see the new phone 5. This is the teacher 6. That is the classroom

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ตารางสอน 819 ๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๑๑๑ า า Let's have a look at what science and technology are preparing for us in the future. Can you imagine spending your holidays in a space hotel, having your home totally 5 computerised? What about new bones, veins and skin grown from your body cells? Homes of the Future If you like comfort, you will find it in the model home designed for the future. This model house will be wired for convenience, literally. Computer systems will link rooms, gadgets and appliances to each other and all this will be connected to the 30 Internet. 25 Space Resorts Some aerospace companies are setting up a Space Travel and Tourism Division as At the entrance, a security TV doorphone will record a picture of each visitor and it will transmit the image to monitors throughout the house. In the kitchen, appliances from the fridge to the 35 microwave oven will be programmed to order from a food delivery service and to cook recipes selected from the Internet. of the Space Transportatioท 10 part Association. One of the latest ideas is that in a few years' time you will be able to spend your vacation in a space hotel built with recycled space shuttle fuel tanks. An 15 onboard oxygen system will let guests breathe easily. The hotel will grow all its food on board hydroponically (in water containing dissolved nutrients). As soon as the guests get there, they will have an Earth- 20 like "gravity Zone" for the "space-sick." How does it sound? Will you be one of the guests to spend your holidays orbiting 322 kilometres above the Earth? Your Body Sooner than you think, scientists will grow new 40 heart valves from your own cells in laboratories. New veins and arteries will grow directly from a patient's own cells to avoid immune-system rejection. Within 10 to 20 years, laboratories will be ready to transplant hearts, livers and kidneys 45 routinely-all grown from hนman tissue in the lab. AFTER READING 5 What do these words refer to? They are underlined in the text. 4 True or false? Quote the text. 1 The space hotel will be built with recycled material. 1 its (paragraph 2) 2 they (paragraph 2) 3 it (paragraph 3) 4 it (paragraph 4) 2 In the house of the future, your fridge will be connected to the Internet. 3 There is little chance that arteries will grow from patients' cells. www How will techno affect your body future? Check or * Join the beginning of each sentence with the ending. แomr uil1 be

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4 Holidlays Before you read 1. Would space? 2. How much money do you think a week in space would cost? you like to have a holiday in |PK 3. Do you think that will become popular in the future? Space tourism Reading Have you ever dreamed of going into space? Well, you're not alone. In 2001 an American businessman named Dennis Tito paid US$20 million to fly into space on a Russian spacecraft. Tito flew to the International Space Station, where he stayed for a week before flying back to Earth. He was the world's first space tourist. 1 2 Not many people have USS20 million to spend on a holiday! But prices are high because it Costs a lot of money to send things into space. As the technology gets better, the cost of space travel will come down. Within fifty years, you could be paying just US$20,000 for a short flight into space. So what will you get for your money? 3 One company, BigeloW Aerospace, wants to take passengers to the moon and back. Another company, Space Island Group, plans to build a space hotel. Three hundred and seventy people have already reserved their seats on the VSS Enterprise, a spacecraft owned by Virgin Galactic. The VSS Enterprise takes its name from the spacecraft in the TV show Star Trek. The Enterprise will fly about 100 kilometres above the Earth and the flights will last two and a half hours and cost US$200,000. Virgin Galactic has 80,000 people on the waiting list! 4 By the end of the twentieth century only a few hundred people had been into space. It is amazing to think that, in the future, the same number of people could be travelling into space every day. 20 SPACE

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4 Dick Summers: that was all the encouragement I needed. I finally got into the film business iท the 70s. Stanley Kubrick had amazed everybody with his beautiful film 2001: A Space Odyssey and I| found myself working on a similar film for a young guy called George Lucas. He kept talking about robots, or swords made out of light, and superfast spaceships, and I kept saying, "Sure, George, but how are we going to make it?" Well, in the end we found a way and Star Wars was a massive blockbuster. We made two more Star Wars films, and I had a great time working on the Indiana Jones movies, but then along came Jurassic Park in 1993 and that changed everything. Snesial Efecls SUPERVISOR A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away . people used to believe whatever they saw with their own eyes. But do you really believe a man can fly? Do you believe aliens are invading Earth or that an evil empire will destroy freedom across the บniverse? For the makers of films like Superman, Independence Day and Star Wars, their mission is to make you believe and that's when they come to someone like me. Over the years, I've travelled through time, breathed life back into dinosaurs and blown up entire planets. Today, I work at Industrial Light & Magic, but my interest in special effects goes back to my childho0od. I remember seeing the alien in The War Uf The Worlds zap some soldiers with a ray gun and I thought 1o myself, "| want to do that. My father had a home movie Camera and I filmed my brother pretending to be a soldier. Then filmed some fireworks exploding. My mum went crazZy When she saw it, but my dad thought it was really funny and Computer animation had been around for a long time, but now we Could make any kind of creature we wanted. Suddenly, it seemed like every film had to have CGI (computer generated imaging) and I think some people forgot that films still need imagination. I enjoy films like The Lord of the Rings trilogy because they've got drama and emotion as well as great Special effects, but my kids like computer animated films like Shrek. Sometimes I try to imagine what kind of films they'|| be watching when they're older, but then look back at how far we've already come. Who could have dreamed any of this Would really happen?