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   Kabanata 1: Hello everybody. 91s · Speaker 1

   Hello everybody. Welcome back to American Textbook Reading. I'm Brian Stewart. We're on Lesson 9 and we're talking about changes in communication. So in this lesson, you will discover new inventions made communication easier. So new inventi…

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   Kabanata 2: So, inventions can be physical objects, things we touch or use, but they can also be things we don't touch, just things that we do, right? 299s · Speaker 2

   So, inventions can be physical objects, things we touch or use, but they can also be things we don't touch, just things that we do, right? It's not something we can look at, it's not something we can pick up, it's just a way of behaving or …

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   Kabanata 3: The way, the way it's a method, right? 302s · Speaker 1

   The way, the way it's a method, right? It's a method. People share ideas and exchange information. So when we talk, when we inform each other, when we educate people, we share ideas. We exchange information, right? So teachers or parents wi…

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   Kabanata 4: There's many different inventions here. 302s · Speaker 2

   There's many different inventions here. Can you imagine that long ago? That was a long time ago, right? Almost 150 years ago. Almost 150 years ago. The telephone was invented. Who invented the telephone? Do you remember? That's right. Alexa…

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   Kabanata 5: you have facts or details in your mind, and you know those facts or details, you know that about something. 302s · Speaker 2

   you have facts or details in your mind, and you know those facts or details, you know that about something. What are those facts and details? What do we call that, right? If you have those facts or details in your mind, and you want to tell…

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   Kabanata 6: Now, how were books invented? 302s · Speaker 1

   Now, how were books invented? What was the history of books? What was the history of writing? Well, a long, long time ago, ancient Egyptians, ancient Egyptians, we're talking like 2 ,000 years ago, more than 2 ,000 years ago, even 3 ,000 ye…

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   Kabanata 7: and maybe she's getting email, too. 303s · Speaker 2

   and maybe she's getting email, too. Now, all of these people... doing the same thing what are they doing do you remember the word that we used that we learned earlier of course they are all engaged in communication they are all using differ…

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   Kabanata 8: make communication easier so what we're going to look at are inventions that were used in the past and inventions that are used in the present let's take a look People in the past, so this is a long time ago, right? 301s · Speaker 1

   make communication easier so what we're going to look at are inventions that were used in the past and inventions that are used in the present let's take a look People in the past, so this is a long time ago, right? People in the past used …

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   Kabanata 9: Every day, we use new inventions and important tools to help us communicate. 300s · Speaker 1

   Every day, we use new inventions and important tools to help us communicate. So every day in our daily lives, we use what? We use new inventions. We use important tools to help us communicate. So we use two things. In our life, modern life,…

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    Kabanata 10: those are inventions that have made communication easier so it's kind of an interesting problem here an interesting question right but be careful because the inventions haven't made other inventions easier inventions have made communication easier number two What is the most modern, most modern, the most recent communication tool? 301s · Speaker 2

    those are inventions that have made communication easier so it's kind of an interesting problem here an interesting question right but be careful because the inventions haven't made other inventions easier inventions have made communication…

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    Kabanata 11: before the telephone if you wanted to talk to your friends or your parents or your relatives who were far away you had to write them a letter but with the telephone you could talk to them right away through a wire Now, in 1902, you could get rid of the wire, right? 130s · Speaker 2

    before the telephone if you wanted to talk to your friends or your parents or your relatives who were far away you had to write them a letter but with the telephone you could talk to them right away through a wire Now, in 1902, you could ge…