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Compléter Unit 7 Vocabulary 4ºESO 2026Version en ligne Unit 7 Vocabulary 4ºESO 2026 par Aurora Lizana Esteo 1 For centuries , traditional homes have been built using materials like bricks , wood , iron , and . While these structures are still used , it is often that they are no longer enough for our modern . Today , the concept of the home is being by the use of efficient technology . It is believed that smart houses will improve our living . By using - powered systems and - saving appliances , these homes will reduce costs . Although some features are still in an stage , - edge robots and - friendly interfaces are making human - robot interaction a daily reality . , it is known that modern materials like reinforced allow designs to be more adaptable . All in all , even if we still on classic foundations , the shift toward labour - saving , technology is truly . 2 Student A : To with , let ? s look at the first two photos of Shenzhen , in China . The first one shows a landscape and houses made of mud , the second one is a smart city full of concrete . It me that the change is incredible ! The modern city is located in a place with a lot of and . What is your first impression ? Student B : ! I couldn ? t agree more . The modern city looks very , but perhaps a bit with so many buildings . On the other , the old photo looks very peaceful . However , I think the new city is better because it offers top - of - the - line . How do you about the restaurants in photos 3 and 4 ? 3 Student A : Well , on to the food , the traditional restaurant looks very inspiring . In contrast , the modern one is with a robot waiter ! From my , a robot is efficient , but it makes the feel a bit cold . Don't you think ? Student B : I see where you are from , but a robot doesn't need a salary , so the food might be more . Moreover , that restaurant is probably by energy . I am in two minds about it ; I like technology , but I prefer a connection when I eat . Student A : Taking everything into , I think we should try to get the best of both : using high - tech robots for difficult tasks but keeping the service of traditional places . 4 , construction height was limited by heavy materials until the late 19th - century invention of safety and steel . Chicago ? s Home Insurance Building pioneered this shift , using metal skeletons to support . New York later the skyline with the iconic Empire State Building . , the " race to the sky " shifted to and the Middle East , exemplified by ? s Burj Khalifa . These modern giants utilize advanced , like tuned mass dampers , to combat high - altitude winds . Despite environmental debates and financial hurdles facing projects like the Jeddah Tower , humanity ? s ambition to build " cities " continues to redefine architectural limits .

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For centuries , traditional homes have been built using materials like bricks , wood , iron , and . While these structures are still used , it is often that they are no longer enough for our modern . Today , the concept of the home is being by the use of efficient technology .

It is believed that smart houses will improve our living . By using - powered systems and - saving appliances , these homes will reduce costs . Although some features are still in an stage , - edge robots and - friendly interfaces are making human - robot interaction a daily reality .

, it is known that modern materials like reinforced allow designs to be more adaptable . All in all , even if we still on classic foundations , the shift toward labour - saving , technology is truly .

Student A : To with , let ? s look at the first two photos of Shenzhen , in China . The first one shows a landscape and houses made of mud , the second one is a smart city full of concrete . It me that the change is incredible ! The modern city is located in a place with a lot of and . What is your first impression ?
Student B : ! I couldn ? t agree more . The modern city looks very , but perhaps a bit with so many buildings . On the other , the old photo looks very peaceful . However , I think the new city is better because it offers top - of - the - line . How do you about the restaurants in photos 3 and 4 ?

Student A : Well , on to the food , the traditional restaurant looks very inspiring . In contrast , the modern one is with a robot waiter ! From my , a robot is efficient , but it makes the feel a bit cold . Don't you think ?
Student B : I see where you are from , but a robot doesn't need a salary , so the food might be more . Moreover , that restaurant is probably by energy . I am in two minds about it ; I like technology , but I prefer a connection when I eat .
Student A : Taking everything into , I think we should try to get the best of both : using high - tech robots for difficult tasks but keeping the service of traditional places .

, construction height was limited by heavy materials until the late 19th - century invention of safety and steel . Chicago ? s Home Insurance Building pioneered this shift , using metal skeletons to support . New York later the skyline with the iconic Empire State Building .

, the " race to the sky " shifted to and the Middle East , exemplified by ? s Burj Khalifa . These modern giants utilize advanced , like tuned mass dampers , to combat high - altitude winds . Despite environmental debates and financial hurdles facing projects like the Jeddah Tower , humanity ? s ambition to build " cities " continues to redefine architectural limits .

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