跟讀練習: Speakout 3rd Edition B1+. Unit 1: BBC Street Interview - 通過影片學習英語口語

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I think I could live without all my gadgets apart from my phone, because it’s so important to me, because I use it for my emails, for university, for school work, and to keep up with news and my friends.
2
I’m a musician and I play guitar so my favourite kinds of gadgets are guitar pedals ’cause I can change the way my guitar sounds.
3
I could live without the iPad.
4
Umm … I could live without a … um … a home computer, but I do like a laptop, and I absolutely – I hate to say it – I love my phone.
5
I would say my laptop is a pretty important thing, er, for work, in general, and I just can’t live without it.
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In terms of gadgets that I could live without, I’d say my smartwatch.
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Er, I love my phone.
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I use it all the time.
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Um … I even use it in bed.
10
I’m just pretty much never off it.
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Um … I love my laptop.
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I couldn’t really live without it ’cause I attend university and everything is now online, so we all rely on our textbooks online and all our lectures and our teachers teach us from our laptops.
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So I love a range of gadgets from my Xbox and my laptop, but I could live without all of them except for my phone, and that’s because I use it for everything: my work and in my free time.
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I think they do, but I think in this day and age it’s needed to look at screens, and I think that a lot of people couldn’t do without the screens so I think that’s why a lot of people do it.
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But I do think some people do it too much.
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I do think people spend too much time looking at screens.
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I think when you spend so much time looking at a screen, you lose the face-to-face contact and that emotion that you get from that interaction.
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I do think people spend too much time on the screens.
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I think people are addicted to screen time, er, needing information or entertainment more immediately at their hands.
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Um … I think people, younger generation, might have more difficulty just being with themselves, on their own.
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I would agree with that.
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People certainly look at their phones too much.
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It might even be the first thing in the morning.
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Um … I wake up, check my emails and might as well be the last thing in the evening, where I do the same thing, or check the news, or things like that.
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Um … I do, especially like nowadays everything is online, everything’s on technology, whether it’s phones or computers.
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Um … I think people probably spend too much time on their phone.
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But I only really use my laptop to study, and I use my phone just to contact my friends.
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I think so, because it prevents you from being able to talk to people in person, and I think that the recent use of phones, even more so than in the past, has aided that problem.

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