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The inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, is worried about how the internet and its two billion websites are being used and the future of the web. He has three main worries: criminal behavior like hacking and online harassment; the spread of misinformation and fake news on social media; and violations of people's privacy. He believes the web can help billions of people if governments and companies work together to build a better, safer internet that remains free for all.

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The inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, is worried about how the internet and its two billion websites are being used and the future of the web. He has three main worries: criminal behavior like hacking and online harassment; the spread of misinformation and fake news on social media; and violations of people's privacy. He believes the web can help billions of people if governments and companies work together to build a better, safer internet that remains free for all.

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The inventor of the World Wide Web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, is worried about how the internet and its two billion websites are being used and the future of the web. He has three main worries: criminal behavior like hacking and online harassment; the spread of misinformation and fake news on social media; and violations of people's privacy. He believes the web can help billions of people if governments and companies work together to build a better, safer internet that remains free for all.

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I. Read the text and answer the questions


Inventor of World Wide Web Says It Must Change
The World Wide Web is now thirty years old. Its inventor, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, is worried about how people use the
Internet and its two billion websites. He is also worried about the future of the Web. Many people don't know if the Web can
increase good things in the world. But, Sir Tim believes the Web can help billions of people if governments and companies can
work together to build a better Internet. He said: "If we cannot build a better Web now, then the Web will not disappoint us, but
we will disappoint the Web."
Sir Tim had three worries about the World Wide Web. He called it a "mirror of humanity" where "you will see good and
bad". The first worry is criminal behavior like hacking and online harassment. He said governments must make new laws to
save people. The second worry is the use of social media to spread misinformation and fake news. The final worry is the
violation of people's privacy. That is why, it is important to fight for a better and safer Web and to keep it free for everyone.
Edited from breakingnewsenglish.com
1. How old is the World Wide Web?
2. Who is Sir Tim Berners-Lee?
3. How many worries did Sir Tim have about WWW?
4. What is the Sir Tim’s first worry?
5. … He called it a …. (line7)
What does He refer to?
II. Supply the correct verbs in simple present tense/present III. Write the correct answer
perfect/past tense/future tense 1. Barry would have passed the test if he __________ hard.
  (study)
1. Mary (lose) __________ her computer mouse last night. 2. Ron will copy our file if he ___________ his USB drive back
2. Our math class (start) __________ tomorrow. tomorrow. (get)
3. They (send) _________ four emails to Jack lately. 3. If Alex were here, he _________ us to run this new program.
4. Paul (attend) __________ the English class twice so far. (help)
5. The boy (take) __________ a physics course once a week. 4. If we ___________ the answers, we would have told our
6. Mr John (not give) ___________ us homework last teacher. (know)
Monday. 5. If I _________ not absent today, I would meet Mrs Rachel. (be)
7. You (meet) __________ your tutor tonight at class. 6. I will write the report if my laptop __________. (work)
8. We (play) __________ mobile games every afternoon. 7. If he knows my email address, he ________ me his writing.
9. He (check) __________ all of my emails tonight. (send)
10. He (install) __________ his favourite apps on my 8. If I had a coloured ink in my printer, I _________ my photos.
netbook last week. (print)
9. If I saw Tina, I __________ her his message. (give)
10. They would speak with me if they__________ here on time.
(arrive)
IV. Arrange the jumbled words below.

1. I – now – that – had – I – money – wish – enough


2. We – we – by Friday – wish – could – finish – this assignment – that
3. had been – I – last week – wish – at – the concert – I
4. how – wishes – that – She – she – knew – to – well – sing
5. wish – I – that – gone – had not – to – yesterday – Bandung – my father

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