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Speaking: Troubleshoot A Problem 1: Lesson 1
Speaking: Troubleshoot A Problem 1: Lesson 1
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Speaking: Troubleshoot a problem 1 100%
9 Lesson 1
give that clicked on What’s the take a look Why don't you
A: Well, I clicked on the toolbar to save a file, and the computer crashed.
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A: OK. I'll give that a try.
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5/22/2020 Vocabulary: Computer screen, keyboard, commands 1 – Mode: report – Unit 9 > Lesson 1 – IT_3 – MyEnglishLab
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Vocabulary: Computer screen, keyboard, commands 1 100%
9 Lesson 1
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1 a monitor 2 a screen
3 a mouse 4 a touchpad
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5/22/2020 Vocabulary: Computer screen, keyboard, commands 1 – Mode: report – Unit 9 > Lesson 1 – IT_3 – MyEnglishLab
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9 cut text 10 copy text
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5/22/2020 Vocabulary: Computer screen, keyboard, commands 1 – Mode: report – Unit 9 > Lesson 1 – IT_3 – MyEnglishLab
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5/22/2020 Listening: Listen to descriptions of Internet activities – Mode: report – Unit 9 > Lesson 3 – IT_3 – MyEnglishLab
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Listening: Listen to descriptions of Internet activities 0%
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Part 2 100%
9 Lesson 3
Listen to people describe how they use the Internet. Choose the correct answers.
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Deenah Awad, who owns a bakery
Martin Delgado, who reviews books
Richard Snow, who works in a museum
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Listen to the descriptions again. Choose the activities that each person does online. 100%
1 Laura Chen, who designs websites 2 Deenah Awad, who owns a bakery
buys products sends instant messages
uses a computer at work
downloads music
plays online games uploads photos
checks the latest news participates in online groups
uploads photos buys products
uses a computer at work plays online games
3 Martin Delgado, who reviews books 4 Richard Snow, who works at a musem
downloads music downloads music
checks the latest news
shares recipes
participates in online groups
sends instant messages
sends instant messages
surfs the Internet
uses a computer at work
uploads photos
buys products
plays online games
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5/22/2020 Reading: Article: Social networking: Could it hurt your job search? 3 – Mode: report – Unit 9 > Lesson 4 – IT_3 – MyEnglishLab
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9 Lesson 4
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5/22/2020 Reading: Article: Social networking: Could it hurt your job search? 3 – Mode: report – Unit 9 > Lesson 4 – IT_3 – MyEnglishLab
more important than as important as public positive comments boss three quarters reject privacy
This article says that what you and your friends post online can damage your search for a job. The author
indicates that your online profile can be as important as your résumé and experience. This is because the
information online describes your personality and character whereas your résumé only shows your job
experience. She points out that almost half of the recruiters who search for information on a job applicant online
reject an applicant just because of online information. The article also points out that three quarters of job
recruiters search for personal information about their job applicants online. The article includes an example of a man
who posted negative comments about his boss . The article suggests that you learn about privacy controls and
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use them. It also suggests that you delete any posts that might embarrass you.
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