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After I finish university, I going to take a year out.
I think I need a break before I start working. I'm
going to travel around South America with my
best friend, Maki. We're meet this weekend to
work out our plans. We're definitely going to start
in Argentina, but we don't know where we're go
after that yet. We don't have very much money
So we're mainly going stay in hostels. I can't
wait. It's going to be a great adventure

1 How are British railways different from  those in most parts of the world?
2 Railway platforms in Britain are almost on a level with floor of carriages, aren't they?
3 Are the trains that go to and from London very crowded?
4 How many people travel to London to work each day?
5 What time is it cheaper to travel to London?
6 Can people have a meal or buy snacks travelling by train to London?
7 Does a first-class ticket cost 50% or 100% more than a second-class ticket?
8 What does a ticket inspector do?
9 Do train passengers converse with their fellow-travelers in England?

I believe it is true that computers save us a lot of space and time. If you have a good modern computer with the Internet connection, it can replace a huge library with millions of books. This means that computers give us access to the wealth of information that is available on the Internet. They also allow us to analyze massive amounts of data very quickly, saving both our time and money.

Computers can be a great learning tool. For example, I regularly watch educational videos on the YouTube.

On the other hand, I understand those people who worry that we rely on computers too much and this habit can lead to problems with social interaction. That is why it is important to find middle ground between two extremes.