Lesson 04 Weird Inventions

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Listen & Speak 1

B Listen in

1. W: I wonder how I can transfer images from my digital camera to a computer.

M: Can I give you a hand?

W: Thanks. Can you show me how to do it?

M: Sure. Just plug your memory card into the computer. Then, you will find a new drive on the computer.

2. W: Can you show me how to connect a Bluetooth device to my computer?

M: Okay. First, turn on the Bluetooth device.

W: And then?

M: On your computer, click on the Bluetooth icon and select the option to add a new connection.

3. W: Chris, can you show me how to use this vacuum cleaner?

M: Sure. All you have to do is hold the handle and press the power button.

W: Where’s the button?

M: Right here.

C Listen and do

M: How can I help you?

W: I’m looking for a cell phone. But I don’t know which one is better.

M: How about this one? You can use its functions just by touching the screen.

W: It looks nice. Can I access the Internet with this?

M: Sure. Do you see this small globe icon? All you have to do is touch this icon.

W: Wow, it works! Oh, does the camera have a zoom function?

M: Sure, it does.

W: Can you show me how to use it?

M: Sure.

D Build a dialogue

M: Hi, Jessie. I never thought I would see you at this gym.

W: Oh, hi, Hansol. I’m exercising here starting today.

M: Wow. I’m glad to work out with you here.

W: Thanks for saying that. By the way, will you do me a favor?

M: Sure. What is it?

W: I wonder how this treadmill works. Can you show me how to use it?

M: No problem. Press this button, and select your workout mode. Then, press the start button.

W: Oh, I see. Thank you for your help.

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Listen & Speak 2

B Listen in

1. W: What is this? It looks like a doll or something.

M: It’s called Cupman. It keeps the lid closed after hot water is poured over instant noodles.

W: How do you like it?

M: I’m not satisfied with it. It’s not easy to find because it’s too small.

2. W: You look funny with your eyedrop glasses. How do you like them?

M: Well, I’m not satisfied with them.

W: What’s wrong?

M: It’s not easy to keep them clean.

3. W: How’s your new cell phone holder?

M: This holder? Well, it’s not practical.

W: What’s wrong?

M: When I put my cell phone on it, it tips over easily.

C Listen and do

M: Congratulations, Madeline. You won the first prize in this invention contest.

W: Thank you. I still cannot believe it.

M: Your invention is a traffic light system for the color-blind. Can you tell me why you made it?

W: One day, on TV, I saw a color-blind driver driving in a hurry and not noticing the traffic light signals.

M: What happened to the driver?

W: He crashed into some cars that were turning and got severely injured.

M: That accident made you think about a new traffic light system, didn’t it?

W: That’s right. I was not satisfied with the old system. So, I made symbols and attached them onto traffic lights. They give clearer signals to color-blind drivers.

D Build a dialogue

M: Why do you have such a long face?

W: My cell phone is not working.

M: Again? You told me it had a charging problem. What’s the problem this time?

W: Now it won’t turn on.

M: Did you call for technical support?

W: Yes, I tried to contact them several times, but the line was always busy. I’m not satisfied with their service.

M: You must be very upset.

W: Yeah, I really am. I will ask them to exchange this one with a new one.

M: That’s what I think you should do.

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Level Up Your Speaking

( Step 1 ) Listen and answer

M: Hello, everyone. I’m David Carter from ABC Electronics. Now, let me show you how to use our new scanner. First, make sure that your scanner is hooked up to the computer properly before using it. Then, turn on the computer. Of course, the scanner’s software must be prepared for use. Then, turn on the scanner. Now, place the paper on the glass to scan it. Press the “Scan” button. Then, save the scanned item as a file. Last, remove the paper. That’s all. Isn’t that simple?

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Write

A Listen for ideas

1. W: Hi, everyone. My name is Julia. I’m a cook. If I were an inventor, I’d like to invent a quick freezer. It could freeze food within a few minutes. I’d like to invent it because it would be very useful for cooks.

2. M: Hi, everyone. My name is Michael. I’m a truck driver. If I were an inventor, I’d like to invent a water-powered car. It is a car that could use water as fuel. I’d like to invent it because it would save money.

3. W: Hi, everyone. My name is Jane. I’m a scientist. If I were an inventor, I’d like to invent a time machine. It is a device that can send us to a certain time in the past. I’d like to invent it because it would be very useful for solving historical mysteries.

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Review

1. M: What’s the problem, Jisu?

W: Oh, David. Can you show me how to print this document?

M: No problem. First, press the power button on your printer.

W: Okay.

M: Then, open the document you want to print on your computer.

W: I see.

M: Next, you only have to go to the file menu of your document and click on “Print.”

W: Oh, now it works. Thanks for your help.

2. M: Have you done your science report on an accidental invention?

W: No, not yet. If you have a good idea, please let me know.

M: How about reporting on post-it notes?

W: Are they an accidental invention?

M: Yes. A scientist happened to discover a very weak glue. At first, he was not satisfied with it.

W: Why not?

M: Because what he wanted to get was a strong glue.

W: Did he invent post-it notes from it?

M: No. After five years, another scientist used it to make a piece of paper that could stick to a certain page of a book. He developed this idea and invented post-it notes.

W: Hmm.. That’s interesting. I’ll write about it.