在讀一篇關于20年經濟趨勢預測分析的文章，文章雖寫于新冠疫情前，多數預測接近準確。未來實體零售業有望實現成本降低的人工智能革命；零工經濟即將興起，高效便捷彈性的用工方式將促進人力職業就業增長；專業服務更加專業化，商業智慧更廣泛服務于大眾。

Dialogue :

dialogue 1

Jingjing: Good afternoon, Mark. Give me a ---------- this article.

Mark: Sure,I'll wait.

Jingjing: There. Thanks for --------.

Mark: Whatwas the-----------about? Do you------------- me?

Jingjing: Noproblem. It was about business--------. Halfway---------it, Irealized it was written before --------------.

Mark: Domost of the predictions--------------?

Jingjing: Itsaid ---------- would grow by 14—0-%. The------ hashappened, I think. Everything else, ---------, still seems like it's-----------------.

Mark: Whatelse did it-------------?

Jingjing: Well, it says------------------------------------------------

Mark: Wewouldn't--------- an article to know that. ------------------havebeen having a hard time for more than-------------------.

Jingjing: Right, but here's-------: one, the-------will grow more as --------- face----------- competition; and, two, big ---------- will get cheap enough for traditional------------ to use.

Mark: That--------one is interesting. It reminds me of Minority Report. Did you see that----------?

Jingjing: I-------remember it. Anyway, what works for ---------- can be used by -----------and department stores.

Mark: That'd be interesting to see. For now, we just have robots here and there—andthey ------------y much.

Jingjing: Iknow, right. One just told me to -------------, after I walked into a ------------the other day.

Mark: That'spretty good already. Well, we'll look forward to an --------------inshopping malls and big stores.

Jingjing: ----------------------------

dialogue 2

Jingjing: Mark, would you like to hear more about--------------- for 2020?

Mark: Sure, but tell me one of the------------- ones. I've been hearing too muchabout------------------ already.

Jingjing: What about the ------------economy?

Mark: Hmm, ----------------.

Jingjing: I'll try The article said there'd be---------- to take care of ---------andin --------------.

Mark: Wow. So, we talked about computers -----------, and now can expect job growthwhere only ------------------------?

Jingjing: Yes. These--------------to be managed by big companies, and morelikely to be searchable on------------------------------------------------------

Mark: Wow, it's hard for me to imagine ------- kid in a -------- like I would ---------------an Airbnb. But, I guess it ------: if I could read lots of-------- andsearch based on------- that were important to me, I could find a place in a -------------,in a few minutes.

Jingjing: That's it. And--------- services, like--------and legal council,could ----------------job sites like these.

Mark: Youmean people would visit a website--------------------?

Jingjing: For some ---------services, yes. But, mainly, the trend is for -----------tospecialize more----------and have their ------------- onlinefor more people to see.

Mark: That'd be pretty----------. It sounds like professionals will get a lot more ----------about how to --------------to their fields.

Jingjing: That's a good way of -----------------.

Mark: Thanksfor-------------- what you've read, Jingjing.

Jingjing: ---------------------------. Talk with you next time.

new words andphrases

from dialogue 1

hold: (verb）

consumer spending:

in the cards:

brick and mortarretailers:

hold down:

from dialogue 2

big data:

business acumen:

a lavish meal: