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Unit 6, Flying Cars Listen to this.
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This newspaper article says that some scientists are working on a new kind of airplane.
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People can use these flying cars for short trips.
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How interesting.
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The article says the first flying car might be ready within the next few years.
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That's quite soon.
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How would this flying car work?
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Can anybody use one, or is it only for people who know how to fly airplanes?
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You don't need to be an airplane pilot to use a flying car.
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The article says there would be a computer inside the car that would know where you want to go.
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The driver does not need to control the car unless something goes wrong.
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Does the article say how much a flying car would cost?
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It will probably cost too much money.
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We would not be able to afford one.
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True, but wouldn't it be nice to fly over traffic jams instead of sitting in the middle of them?
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Yes, but then we might end up with traffic jams in the sky.
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Unit 6.
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Flying Cars Listen to this.
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This newspaper article says that some scientists are working on a new kind of airplane.
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People can use these flying cars for short trips.
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How interesting.
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The article says the first flying car might be ready within the next few years.
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That's quite soon.
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How would this flying car work?
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Can anybody use one or is it only for people who know how to fly airplanes?
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You don't need to be an airplane pilot to use a flying car.
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The article says there would be a computer inside the car that would know where you want to go.
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The driver does not need to control the car unless something goes wrong.
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Does the article say how much a flying car would cost?
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It will probably cost too much money.
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We would not be able to afford one.
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True, but wouldn't it be nice to fly over traffic jams instead of sitting in the middle of them?
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Yes, but then we might end up with traffic jams in the sky.
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Unit 6.
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Flying Cars Listen to this.
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This newspaper article says that some scientists are working on a new kind of airplane.
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People can use these flying cars for short trips.
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How interesting.
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The article says the first flying car might be ready within the next few years.
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That's quite soon.
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How would this flying car work?
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Can anybody use one or is it only for people who know how to fly airplanes?
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You don't need to be an airplane pilot to use a flying car.
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The article says there would be a computer inside the car that would know where you want to go.
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The driver does not need to control the car unless something goes wrong.
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Does the article say how much a flying car would cost?
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It will probably cost too much money.
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We would not be able to afford one.
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True, but wouldn't it be nice to fly over traffic jams instead of sitting in the middle of them?
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Yes, but then we might end up with traffic jams in the sky.
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unit 6 flying cars listen to this this newspaper article says
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that some scientists are working on a new kind of airplane
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people can use these flying cars for short trips how interesting
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The article says the first flying car might be ready within the next few years.
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That's quite soon.
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How would this flying car work?
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Can anybody use one, or is it only for people who know how to fly airplanes?
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You don't need to be an airplane pilot to use a flying car.
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The article says there would be a computer inside the car that would know where you want to go.
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The driver does not need to control the car unless something goes wrong.
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Does the article say how much a flying car would cost?
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It will probably cost too much money.
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We would not be able to afford one.
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True, but wouldn't it be nice to fly over traffic jams instead of sitting in the middle of them?
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Yes, but then we might end up with traffic jams in the sky.
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Unit 6.
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Flying Cars Listen to this.
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This newspaper article says that some scientists are working on a new kind of airplane.
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People can use these flying cars for short trips.
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How interesting.
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The article says the first flying car might be ready within the next few years.
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That's quite soon.
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How would this flying car work?
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Can anybody use one, or is it only for people who know how to fly airplanes?
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You don't need to be an airplane pilot to use a flying car.
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The article says there would be a computer inside the car that would know where you want to go.
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The driver does not need to control the car unless something goes wrong.
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Does the article say how much a flying car would cost?
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It will probably cost too much money.
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We would not be able to afford one.
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True, but wouldn't it be nice to fly over traffic jams instead of sitting in the middle of them?
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Yes, but then we might end up with traffic jams in the sky.

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scientist sostantivo/ˈsaɪəntəst/scienziato, scienziata
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Frasi relative who / which + frase — un’informazione in più su una persona o una cosapeople who know
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