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Collocations Collocation คืออะไร ? Prediction การจดั วางคําหรือกล่มุ คําที่ต้อง ถ้าตําแหน่งของคําเปลี่ยน ใชค้ วบค่กู ันในประโยคท่ีเจา้ ของภาษา ไปหรือถ้าคําใดคําหนึ่งของกล่มุ Story นิยมใช้ ซงึ่ ไมเ่ กี่ยวกับหลักไวยากรณ์ คําถกู แทนที่ด้วยคําอืน่ ถึงแม้จะ มคี วามหมายเหมือนกัน Questions (synonym) หรือใกล้เคียงที่สดุ ก็ Rebooting จะทําให้วลีหรือประโยคน้ันดผู ิด Rechecking ไปในสายตาของเจา้ ของภาษา ... <>

Collocations Directions: Match Column A with Column B with their definitions Prediction Collocations Story <> Questions Rebooting Rechecking ...

Column A Column B Definition Set A Collocations a. the internet I. an event at which you 1. perform describe or explain a new Prediction b. presentation product or idea 2. access Story c. letters II. write message and put in 3. do d. operations an envelope and send it by Questions 4. give e. research Rebooting 5. write Homemwaiol rk Rechecking III. be able to use the Internet ... Erlenmeyer IV. an action done by a computer WatercVion.fltoohrume raastcitoinviatyboouftfisnodminegthing that you are interested in or need to know about <>

Answer “Set A” Collocations 1. perform Homework 2. access Erlenmeyer Prediction 3. do 4. give Watercolours Story 5. write Questions Rebooting Rechecking ... <>

Column A Column B Definition Collocations Set B a. calls VI. Facts or details that you b. records keep in a computer Prediction 1. keep c. data 2. display VII. information about Story d. PIN something that is written 3. make e. information down or stored on computer Questions Rebooting 4. store HomVIIeI.wproersks the keys of your Rechecking 5. enter personal number to verify ... Erleynomur epuyrechrases or services, or get money from a machine IX. show information on a Watecorcmopuloteurrsscreen or on a monitor X. to telephone someone <>

Answer “Set B” Collocations 1. keep Homework 2. display Erlenmeyer Prediction 3. make 4. store Watercolours Story 5. enter Questions Rebooting Rechecking ... <>

Column A Column B Definition Collocations Set c a. bills XI. be able to use a large b. databases amount of data stored in a Prediction 1. send c. money computer system Story 2. carry out d. transactions XII. to send electronic e. texts message to another mobile Questions 3. access Rebooting Hompehwonoerk Rechecking 4. pay 5. transfer ErlenXmmIuIIec. hayyeworruithteanvelitsot showing how ... pay for services you have received, work that has been done, etc. WaterXcIoV.lotoudresal with buying and selling something XV. to move money from one account to another < >

Answer “Set C” Collocations 1. send Homework 2. carry out Erlenmeyer Prediction 3. access 4. pay Watercolours Story 5. transfer Questions Rebooting Rechecking ... <>

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Mon Directions: Read the following questions and Prediction answer by using your prior knowledge. Story 1. What machine do you use for typing documents, sending mails and accessing the Internet? Questions Rebooting a. typewriter c. visualizer Rechecking b. computer d. projector ... <>

Collocations STORY Prediction Directions: Read the passage of The Digital Age. Story Questions Rebooting Rechecking ... <>

Collocations We are now living in what some people call the digital age, meaning that computers have become an essential part of our lives. Prediction Young people who have grown up with PCs and mobile phones are often called the digital generation. Story Computers help students to perform mathematical operations Questions and improve their maths skills. They are used to access the Internet Rebooting to do basic research and to communicate with other students around Rechecking the world. Teachers use projectors and interactive whiteboards to give presentations and teach sciences, history or language course. PCs ... are also used for administrative purposes – schools use word processors to write letters, and databases to keep records of students and teachers. A school website allows teachers to publish exercises for students to complete online. Students can also enroll for courses via the website and parents can download official reports. <>

Collocations Mobiles let you make voice calls, send texts, email people and download logos, ringtones or games. With a built-in camera you can send Prediction pictures and make video calls in face-to-face mode. New smartphones combine a telephone with web access, video, a games console, an MP3 Story player, a personal digital assistant (PDA) and a GPS navigation system, all in one. Questions Rebooting <> Rechecking ...

Collocations In banks, computers store information about the money held by each customer and enable staff to access large databases and to carry out financial Prediction transactions at high speed. They also control the cashpoints, or ATMs (automatic teller machines), which dispense money to customers by the use of a PIN-protected Story card. People use a Chip and PIN card to pay for goods and services, Instead of using a signature to verify payments customers are asked to enter a four-digit Questions personal identification number (PIN), the same number used at cashpoints; this Rebooting system makes transactions more secure. With online banking, clients can easily pay Rechecking bills and transfer money from the comfort of their homes. ... Airline pilots use computers to help them control the plane. For example, monitors display data about fuel consumption and weather conditions. In airport control towers, computers are used to manage radar systems and regulate air traffic. On the ground, airlines are connected to travel agencies by computer. Travel agents use computers to find out about the availability of flights, prices, times, stopovers and many other details. Text Credit: Esteras, S. R. (2011). Infotech English for <> Computer Users. (4th Ed.). UK: Oxford University Press.

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Directions: From the story, answer the following questions. Collocations Gist Prediction 1. What is the title of this passage? 2. What is the passage mainly about? a. Digital Lives Story b. Convenient Lives a. Computers make lives more Questions c. Banking and Airlines convenient d. Computers and Mobiles Rebooting b. Using mobiles to make calls and Rechecking send texts ... c. Using computer to control the plane and display data d. How to make use of PCs and mobile phones in digital era <>

Directions: From the story, answer the following questions. Collocations Inference Reference Prediction 3. What can we infer from the 4. In line 4, what does they refer to? passage? Story a. Computers b. Phones Questions a. The digital generation can use computers and mobiles only. c. Students d. People Rebooting Rechecking b. Computers and mobiles are used by the digital generation. ... c. The digital generation don’t like to use technology. d. Computers are as suitable as mobile phones. <>

Collocations Directions: From the story, answer the following questions. Details Prediction 5. According to the passage, 6. What is NOT a benefit of Story what can’t we do to make use of computers for bankers? Questions a computer? a. Storing information Rebooting a. write letter Rechecking b. Carrying out transactions b. keep records ... c. Dispensing money c. store information d. Making phone calls d. print out documents <>

Collocations Directions: From the story, answer the following questions. Details Prediction 7. What do the airlines use 8. What do the digital generation use to Story computer for? download ringtones? Questions a. display data a. Computer b. Mobiles Rebooting Rechecking b. carry out transactions c. Camera d. ATM ... c. complete exercises d. pay bills <>

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Collocations Directions: Complete the following statements with the correct Parts of Speech from the box. Prediction <> Story Questions Rebooting Rechecking ...

Collocations ♦ Rebooting grammar Prediction publish (v.) publisher (n.) publication (n.) Story 1. It is easy to __________ a book nowadays. Questions 2. Oxford University Press is a famous __________. Rebooting 3. The Phantom of the Opera was originally a __________ of Gaston Leroux. Rechecking interacts (v.) interactive (adj.) interaction (n.) ... 4. The __________ between people in the same organisation are necessary. 5. Charles __________ well with other students in the class. 6. In front of you is our new __________ board. <>

♦ Rebooting grammar communicate (v.) communicative (adj.) communication (n.) Collocations 7. English is now a global language that people around the world use as a medium for __________. Prediction 8. Our students’ __________ skills have been increased since we changed Story our ways of teaching. Questions 9. Some people cannot __________ with others successfully because they have no goals of speaking. Rebooting consumes (v.) consumable (adj.) consumption (n.) Rechecking 10. This kind of fruit is __________. I tried it before when I was in Thailand. ... 11. Personally, I would like to change a new car because this car __________ a lot of gas. 12. Thai Government wanted to increase tobacco __________ by 30% in order to reduce a number of smokers. <>

Collocations Rebooting grammar: Answer sheet Prediction 1. 7. 2. 8. Story 3. 9. 4. 10. Questions 5. 11. 6. 12. Rebooting <> Rechecking ...

Collocations Directions: Complete the following statements with words from the box. Prediction <> Story Questions Rebooting Rechecking ...

♦ Rebooting vocabulary write give make pay do Collocations 1. Can you please __________ letters to announce the company’s new policies to all of our customers? Prediction 2. A phone bill that I have to __________ this month is so Story expensive. Questions 3. Before you __________ a presentation, you can reduce your anxiety by counting one to ten. Rebooting 4. When scholars __________ research, they always explicate Rechecking their significance and implication of their research. ... 5. Sara, could I use your mobile to __________ a call to my mum? <>

♦ Rebooting vocabulary enter transfer access send keep Collocations 6. You have to __________ your PIN before withdrawing money. Prediction 7. I think our university’s Internet system has been problematic, I cannot __________ the Internet for three hours. Story 8. Microsoft Access programmer can help you __________ records Questions of your students’ demographic information. Rebooting 9. Line application is a new app that we can use to __________ texts to other people you know or to make friends. Rechecking 10. When you __________ your money to a different bank ... account, you may be charged for the fee. <>

Collocations Rebooting Vocabulary: Answer sheet Prediction 1. 7. 2. 8. Story 3. 9. 4. 10. Questions 5. I’m ______ 6. Class. ______ Rebooting <> Rechecking ...

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Directions: Read the following passage and answer the questions. Collocations The Internet in the 21st Century* Prediction Many people all over the world started using the Internet in the 1990s. One of Story the first things people could use the internet for was writing online letter and Questions sending mail. Then, many companies set up websites and started selling their Rebooting 85%products online. Millions of people also started using the Internet to play games, Rechecking ... pay online bills and transfer international money by entering a PIN, download music or movies, or blog about their lives. It became completely normal to browse the Internet to find information or access databases instead of using books or going libraries. In the 21st Century, there was an explosion of social media use. People can now post photos or status updates, message their friends on Facebook, send texts and pictures through Line. People can also upload home videos to YouTube and tweet on their phone. For students, they can complete exercises on the Internet, perform mathematical operations, and google what they are assigned from their teachers and give a presentation later. *Text Credit Adapted from Rogers, M., Taylore-Knowles, J., & Taylore-Knowles, S. (2014). Open Mind. (2nd ed.). Thailand: Macmillan Education. <>

Gist 1. What is the passage mainly about? a. How to use Facebook Collocations b. Lives with the Internet c. Education in the 21st century Prediction d. Mobiles for the new generation Story Inference 2. What can we infer from the passage? a. The Internet plays an important role in the 21st century. Questions b. The Internet never helps develop people’s abilities. Rebooting c. The Internet provides a lot of negative effects d. The Internet is used only for the education. Rechecking ... <>

Reference 3. In line 11, what does they refer to? a. People Collocations b. Pictures Prediction c. Students Story d. Friends Questions Details 5. What was the first thing that people could do when Rebooting the Internet arrived? 4. According the passage, what can Rechecking we do on the Line application? a. They use the Internet for writing letters ... a. Paying bills b. They use the Internet for chatting with their friends b. Sending texts c. They use the Internet for paying online bills c. Downloading music d. They use the Internet for playing games d. Completing exercises <>

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