To complete the text, we need to use the appropriate forms of the words provided on the right side. Let's fill in the blanks accordingly:
Use the derivative of "WRITE."
- Predicted
Use the derivative of "USE."
- Personal computers
Use the derivative of "POCKET."
- Our
Use the derivative of "END."
- Twentieth
Use the derivative of "ELECTRON."
- Electronics
Use the derivative of "BOOK."
- Million
Use the derivative of "SO."
- Entertained
Use the derivative of "TWENTY."
- Centuries
Use the derivative of "ALLOW."
- Allowed
Use the derivative of "MAKE."
- Bestsellers
Therefore, the completed text should read as follows:
"Some people seem to be able to predict the future. One of them is James Martin. In 1977, when Bill Gates predicted an old-fashioned typewriter and most people used personal computers, James Martin predicted the Internet. He also wrote about computers in our pockets. In one of our twentieth electronics books, he predicted that by the twentieth century, computers and other electronics allowed millions of people to exchange electronic mail, work from home, take classes, plan holidays, and be entertained. So when James Martin predicted a prediction, people listen. That's why his new million become bestsellers."