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    The document contains listening exercises. Part A asks students to discuss how often they use computers and what for, and if they know more about computers than their parents. Part B instructs students to listen to a phone call between Wayne and his dad to answer what the dad's problem is and if they solve it. Part C tells students to listen again and mark statements as True or False about details of the call such as Wayne being at a friend's house and issues his dad had sending a photo in an email.

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    The document contains listening exercises. Part A asks students to discuss how often they use computers and what for, and if they know more about computers than their parents. Part B instructs students to listen to a phone call between Wayne and his dad to answer what the dad's problem is and if they solve it. Part C tells students to listen again and mark statements as True or False about details of the call such as Wayne being at a friend's house and issues his dad had sending a photo in an email.

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    f4 1a Listening

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    sryne mohammad
    The document contains listening exercises. Part A asks students to discuss how often they use computers and what for, and if they know more about computers than their parents. Part B instructs students to listen to a phone call between Wayne and his dad to answer what the dad's problem is and if they solve it. Part C tells students to listen again and mark statements as True or False about details of the call such as Wayne being at a friend's house and issues his dad had sending a photo in an email.

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    Listening

    A. Discuss.
    • How often do you use a computer? What do you use it for?
    • Do you know more about computers than your parents?

    B. Listen to a phone conversation between Wayne and his dad and


    answer the questions.

    • What is Wayne's dad's problem?


    • Do they solve the problem in the end?

    C. Listen again and write T for True or F for False.

    1. Wayne is doing his homework at Paul's house. [ ]


    2. Wayne doesn't want his dad to send the photo to his uncle. [ ]
    3. Wayne's dad is in front of the computer but it isn't turned on. [ ]
    4. Wayne's dad has copied the photo from the camera to the
    computer. [ ]
    5. Wayne's dad needs to scroll down the page to see the 'attach'
    button. [ ]
    6. Wayne's dad forgot to write a subject for his email. [ ]
    7. Uncle Fred replied to Wayne's dad's email very quickly. [ ]
    8. Wayne's dad sent the email to the wrong address. [ ]
    Listening

    A. Discuss.
    • How often do you use a computer? What do you use it for?
    • Do you know more about computers than your parents?

    B. Listen to a phone conversation between Wayne and his dad and


    answer the questions.

    • What is Wayne's dad's problem?


    • Do they solve the problem in the end?

    C. Listen again and write T for True or F for False.

    1. Wayne is doing his homework at Paul's house. [ ]


    2. Wayne doesn't want his dad to send the photo to his uncle. [ ]
    3. Wayne's dad is in front of the computer but it isn't turned on. [ ]
    4. Wayne's dad has copied the photo from the camera to the
    computer. [ ]
    5. Wayne's dad needs to scroll down the page to see the 'attach'
    button. [ ]
    6. Wayne's dad forgot to write a subject for his email. [ ]
    7. Uncle Fred replied to Wayne's dad's email very quickly. [ ]
    8. Wayne's dad sent the email to the wrong address. [ ]

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