Michael Faraday, the son of a blacksmith, [?] born in London, on September 22, 1791. He [?] an apprentice at a bookbinder and this contact with books [?] him a love of reading. After becoming interested in science, Faraday [?] to Humphry Davy for a job. In 1813 Faraday [?] his temporary assistant and [?] the next 18 months touring Europe while during Davy's investigations into his theory of volcanic action.
Davy [?] Faraday a valuable scientific education and also [?] him to important scientists in Europe.
With his first simple electrical generator and then the first electrical motor, Michael Faraday [?] the world. Without electric motors and generators, the world nothing like it is today. For example, you wouldn't be reading this on a computer since computers [?] motors for their disk drives and fans and [?] electricity from power stations using generators.
Faraday's greatest contribution to science [?] in the field of electricity. In 1821 he [?] experimenting with electromagnetism and by demonstrating the conversion of electrical energy into motive force, [?] the electric motor.

(text taken from web page Greates Inventions)