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The Internet, Mobile phones and Globalisation 
The existence of the internet 1. ___ our views of the world. Information about any country, even if it is wildly inaccurate, can 2.___ by pressing 3. ___ keys. Videos of events are filmed on mobile phones and posted 4. ___ the internet, as are news items and 5. ___ opinions about them. 
People all over the world 6. ___ be in contact with each other via email, social networking sites, satellite video, and other newer technologies. Many global campaigns on behalf of electoral candidates, victims of torture, religious sects, sufferers from poverty, AIDS victims 7. ___ through the internet and enlisted hundreds of thousands, sometimes millions of supporters. It is easy to press a 8. ___ to 'support' a campaign, 9. ___ when you do not know the basic facts or the people directly involved. Nonetheless, the 10. ___ of organizing such campaigns and the possibility of taking 11. ___ even as you sit in your chair at your computer must have some significance. We begin to think in global terms. 
How has all this technology affected 12. ___ British? Because the internet mostly operates in a kind of 'technical English', we have not had to learn 13. ___ language. So we can be 'international' while 14. ___ resolutely monolingual (which is a disadvantage even if we think it is an advantage). At the same time the internet has encouraged other people to 15. ___ this 'technical English' and to explore 16. ___ wider world in which they become confident in 17. ___ with people from different nations. 18. ___ we will continue to enjoy the advantages 19. ___ communicating with 20. ___ people from other countries and cultures.

1Ahas been changedBhas changedCchanged 
2Abe foundedBfindCbe found 
3Aa littleBa fewCfew 
4AonBinCto 
5AendedBendingCendless 
6Ahave toBcanCmust 
7Ahave been mountedBhave mountedCmounted 
8AkeyBpushCbutton 
9AthoughBevenCexcept 
10AusageBworkingCpractice 
11AplaceBadvantageCpart 
12AtheBØCa 
13AotherBanotherCthe other 
14AstayingBremainingClasting 
15AlearnBteachCstudy 
16AtheBØCa 
17AinfluencingBcommunicatingCaddressing 
18AHoweverBNeverthelessCSo 
19AofBfromCout of 
20AØBaCthe

Виталий Ковязин · Accepted Answer

The existence of the internet 1. has changed our views of the world. Information about any country, even if it is wildly inaccurate, can 2.be found by pressing 3. a few keys. Videos of events are filmed on mobile phones and posted 4. on the internet, as are news items and 5. endless opinions about them. 
People all over the world 6. can be in contact with each other via email, social networking sites, satellite video, and other newer technologies. Many global campaigns on behalf of electoral candidates, victims of torture, religious sects, sufferers from poverty, AIDS victims 7. have been mounted through the internet and enlisted hundreds of thousands, sometimes millions of supporters. It is easy to press a 8. button/key to 'support' a campaign, 9. even when you do not know the basic facts or the people directly involved. Nonetheless, the 10. practice of organizing such campaigns and the possibility of taking 11. part even as you sit in your chair at your computer must have some significance. We begin to think in global terms. 
How has all this technology affected 12. the British? Because the internet mostly operates in a kind of 'techncal English', we have not had to learn 13. another language. So we can be 'international' while 14. remaining resolutely monolingual (which is a disadvantage even if we think it is an advantage). At the same time the internet has encouraged other people to 15. study/learn this 'technical English' and to explore 16. a wider world in which they become confident in 17. communicating with people from different nations. 18. _So we will continue to enjoy the advantages 19. _of communicating with 20. people from other countries and cultures.