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Part 9
Part 9
young (khi b m em cn tr) hoc when you were a child (khi em cn l a tr), khi
y chng ta nn chn th QU KH N
Nu cu hi yu cu chng ta phi d on, hoc nu n cp n in 50 years (trong
50 nm ti) hoc in the future (trong tng lai), th mnh s dng th TNG LAI
N (will + infinitive)
Yes, maybe life was simpler and less stressful 50 years ago. The mobile phone didnt exist, so I
suppose it was easier to forget about work at the end of the day because people coundnt contact
you so easily.
Yes, it probably will be more stressful. As the world gets smaller, employees will probably have
to travel to different countries more often and stay in touch with colleagues and clients all over
the world. There will also be more competition for jobsand the cost of living will keep going up.
Cc cu hi v tng lai
How do you think the design of homes will change in the future?
Cu tr li mu:
I dont think there will be much changes in terms of what houses look like from the outside. In
this country, people still like traditional brick or stone houses. Having said that, the design of
apartmen blocks will probably continue to develop, with more and more experimental or
futuristic buildings made of glass and metal. I imagine that it will be the insides of homes that
change the most; houses will no doubt be full of technological devices to make our lives easier.
Maybe well have things like voice-controlled doors, lights and appliances.
Nu chng ta khng th tr li cu hi
Cu hi mu:
How has technology affected the kinds of music that young people listen to?