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cloud
cloud /KLAWD/
noun
online storage and computing services on the internet
"She saved all her photos to the cloud."
drone
drone /DROHN/
noun
a small aircraft that flies without a pilot
"A drone flew over the beach and took amazing videos."
wearable
wearable /WEH-ruh-buhl/
noun
a small electronic device you wear on your body
"His new wearable tracks his heart rate during workouts."
glitch
glitch /GLICH/
noun
a small, temporary technical problem
"The video froze because of a small glitch in the app."
prototype
prototype /PROH-tuh-type/
noun
an early test model of a product
"The company built a prototype of the new phone before production."
phishing
phishing /FISH-ing/
noun
fake messages that try to steal your personal information
"He almost clicked a phishing email that looked like it came from his bank."
malware
malware /MAL-wair/
noun
harmful software that can damage your device
"Antivirus software protects your computer from malware."
troubleshoot
troubleshoot /TRUH-buhl-shoot/
verb
to find and fix problems with a machine or system
"She troubleshot the broken Wi-Fi and fixed it in ten minutes."
biometric
biometric /by-oh-MEH-trik/
adjective
using body features like fingerprints for identification
"Many phones use biometric locks such as face recognition."
autonomous
autonomous /aw-TAH-nuh-mus/
adjective
able to work without human control
"The autonomous car drove itself through the city."
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📝Grammar: 8B: Reported speech — sentences and questions

We use reported speech to tell someone what another person **said**. It is how we share news, stories, and messages in everyday conversation. When the reporting verb (**said**, **told**) is in the past, tenses usually shift one step back. Present simple becomes **past simple**, **will** becomes **would**, present perfect becomes **past perfect**, **can** becomes **could**, and **must** becomes **had to**. Pronouns and time words change too. "Tomorrow" becomes **the next day**, and "here" becomes **there**. This keeps the meaning clear for the new listener. Use **say** without a person, but

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