Private conversations Wherever they are, some people insist on shouting into their mobile phones. It’s hard to (think / imagine / dream / hope)1 ........ these users breaking their bad habit, but one Japanese (industry / factory / club / company)2 ........ is going to try to persuade them. Researchers at this firm are (displaying / developing / drawing / describing)3 ........ the world’s first lip-reading mobile phone. Although (still / already / ever / yet)4 ........ a long way off, this phone should prevent anyone (for / by / from / with)5 ........ having to shout, even in a noisy place. All the users will have to (make / get / do / keep)6 ........ is to say the words silently and the phone will change the message made by (its / his / our / their)7 ........ moving lips into speech or text. The phone works by (receiving / fetching / putting / bringing)8........ tiny electrical signals from around the user’s mouth. The engineers are proud of (which / what / who / where)9 ........ they have designed and believe that the phone will be a commercial success within five years. As mobiles are (refused / stopped / banned / cancelled)10 ........ on some public transport networks in Japan, this is welcome news.