Correct Transcript:
There's. We will see a massive epidemic of cervical spine injuries caused by mobile phones. The guy, the current guidance about the right way to hold the smartphone is like this. It's a very awkward way to hold it, and that I had. I have some personal experience, some recent personal experience.
Speaker
There is a.
Speaker 1
I've started doing it because I developed actually some problems a few months. So, I started using it this way I've been shouting out a couple of times because people think that I take videos of them. I've been. I was shouting out in Scotland recently, so it's something that has to be practised with care again.
Speaker
The other main cause of neck and back pain is.
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Printed "Expectations", the speaker says "There's"
Explanation: In the audio you hear "There's. We will see". On the page it shows "Expectations" instead, so listen to the very first part.
Printed "merely", the speaker says "massive"
Explanation: Here the speaker says "a massive epidemic". Both words start with the same letter, so wait for the whole word.
Printed "globe", the speaker says "guidance"
Explanation: The speaker says "current guidance" not "globe". Both start with the same letter, so listen to the rest of the word.
Printed "practical", the speaker says "personal"
Explanation: Listen for "some personal experience". Both start with the same letter, and both end the same way.
Printed "sharing", the speaker says "shouting"
Explanation: You will hear "I've been shouting". The transcript shows "sharing", and both end the same way, so trust the full spoken word.
Printed "rebeliously", the speaker says "recently"
Explanation: On the recording the words are "Scotland recently". It is printed as "rebeliously", and both start with the same letter, so hear the whole word.
Printed "soon", the speaker says "again"
Explanation: Listen again to "practised with care again". The printed word starts with a different letter, so listen to the first part of the word.
Printed "ache", the speaker says "pain"
Explanation: In the audio you hear "back pain". It is printed as "ache", and the words start with different letters, so listen to the first sound.
"mobile" matches the audio
Explanation: "cervical spine injuries caused by mobile phones" looks like a rare phrase. It may trick you, but the speaker says it exactly as printed, so do not click it.
"smartphone" matches the audio
Explanation: "the right way to hold the smartphone is like this" has a long word next to the change. It might seem wrong, but the speaker says it exactly as printed, so do not click it.
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