Scale up student’s book Cou rse 1 audio

Lesson 3
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the articles from that event, .... you know.... , as it’s 
said in the proverb ‘half a loaf is better than no bread’.
.... Now... Miss Karimova.....
First, one should be taught to use multiple 
sources properly. Because lectures, interviews 
novels, electronic media and surely internet which 
are believed to be multiple sources materials are not 
that easy to understand and mostly demand great 
analytical procedure. Take as an example..., long 
and less constructed documents tend to be more 
confusing. Subsequently, picking up information here 
is much more challenging then in short and well- 
structured texts. 
Comparing with single sources, 
multiple sources tend to create richer understanding, 
engage with facts, circumstances and can be even 
conflicting. The matter, one should be taught is 
analyzing commonalities, evaluating conflicts and 
ability to filter the context so that it fits worked out 
objective.
As for me.....
... o.. yes Mr. Bakhodirov If speaking about 
multiple sources I consider it necessary to provide 
learners with some recommendations:
First of all read your primary source thoroughly 
to provide factual framework from which to begin, 
as it was mentioned by (miss Karimova) find out the 
objective. Refer to shorter, more focused sources; 
improve your evaluative skills working with multiple 
sources; understand the connection and don’t learn 
by heart details which can be easily forgotten; attend 
seminars discussions and conferences to improve your 
conception,.... Again as it was said by (Mr Tursunov): 
‘try to work with primary sources’. Nevertheless, don’t 
give up if not possible feel free to refer to secondary 
one - publication.
Online Etiquete
Hi, I am Tom. You must be confusing to hear 
me thinking what problems this little boy can have. 
Although I am just in form 7, my life is already 
disaster.
Everything started on my 13th birthday. I was 
so delighted when my father gifted me a laptop full 
of modern softwares and you know, moreover it 
was connected to internet via Wi-Fi. Wow, it was 
exact what I was looking forward to for the last 
years. We are five children in our family and we 
can t always afford everything we want. So you can
understand what laptop meant to me. I dived into net. 
World wide web whirled me and I started to browse 
websites looking for something entertaining. Social 
nets and on-line games attracted my attention most 
of all. First I started spending hours than whole days 
sitting in front of computer being nervous if I lose 
in Counter strike, the game which is popular with 
teens. Or I used to chatting with my on-line friends 
about nonsense. I was addicted to the net and couldn't 
imagine a second without it. I ate being on-line, went 
to school not leaving it, and I fell asleep embracing my 
laptop. I got along with different guys whom I looked 
up who lived in our region. Their influence on me was 
increasing day by day. My virtual life was fascinating. 
It was much more exciting than real life. It lasted till 
I fell out with my chaps. Then the thriller started. Oh 
my God, it was horrible. They threatened me using 
impolite words, looking down on me. I was bullied on­
line. I logged out, thinking that the nightmare would 
stop, but I was wrong. Bullying transferred into my 
real life. Guys chased me picking on me, putting me 
down and beating me. I didn't know what to do. I was 
threatened to be killed if I tell something to somebody. 
They do it on purpose just to entertain themselves. I 
am afraid... I am scared of them.
Now, I am going to be dropped out of school as 
I've failed my exams and my dad is called to school. 
He was so proud of me. But now.. .(sigh) I need your 
help...
Hello, Dears. I am Lola, a second year student. 
Since I entered university, Internet became my best 
friend. By surfing the net I got acquainted with various 
useful sites, created my e-mail account, enlarged my 
database, improved my computer-literate skills, and 
expanded my network by making friends not only 
from our country but also from all over the world. By 
means of internet I have improved my IT skills and 
knowledge on my subjects, as I am used to calling 
up web-based materials I required to know. At the 
push of button I am able to get anything I need. Huh, 
(laughter)Just incredible! But... You know guys, on 
the other day, I got a strange e-mail, that was in my 
Spam box. I opened it in order to read it considering 
it a usual message I often deliver or get. As a sudden, 
my computer crashed and refused to obey me, you 
know. I didn't catch on what was happening, (voice up) 
Consequently, I couldn't deal with it. Next day I took 
my treasure (laughs) to the computer programmer 
who set out that my kid/laptop was hacked or cracked,
Lesson 4
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something like that, and it has such a bug that 
consumes my information, (pity sigh)Oh my God. 
being 20 years old I have no idea about cracking and 
hacking, (laughs with sorrow.)However, because of 
them I lost all my material I was collecting so long, 
even my own articles and research work results, as I 
didn't have a back up copy of my work. (Sigh), I am 
sure it is illegal for anybody to destroy information in 
this way. It is unfair! Spamming, cracking, hacking 
on purpose... (with anger and sorrow for her material) 
I think we should figure out a solution to cope with 
these kind of staff. We should...
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I’ve come here to the British Council that works 
hard to build cultural relations between Britain and 
the rest of the world, and the English language is a big