Social networking

1. Complete the mini-dialogues with the words and expressions from the bank. 1. -What`s this little device? - It`s a memory stick for the computer. I use it to store information.2. - I`m afraid that the information in this book about Finland is out-of-date. - That`s OK. Let`s go online and do a search to look up the latest information. 3. - Oh, no! I downloaded the wrong apps. I don`t want these games. - No problem. It`s easy to delete them.4. - I really want a new smartphone. I got mine three years ago. It`s not up-to-date. - But it is still working very well. I think the older ones are more user-friendly than the new models. 2. Choose the sentence that best follows each first sentence. Pay attention to the word in bold.2.1. This keyboard uses wireless technology. It has to be connected to my computer. I don`t have to sit at my computer desk. 2.2. He helped develop the company`s latest mobile phones. He sold many of them in the company`s shop. He was part of the team that created them. 2.3. My mum bought a new gadget today. We can make fresh orange juice with it. I`m glad we finally have an HD television. 2.4. His blog post went viral. It made people`s computers crash. It became popular very quickly. 2.5. I solved a problem using the Internet. I found the solution online. The Internet doesn`t work now. 2.6. Please save this e-mail. I never want to see it again. It`s very important. 4. Complete the text with the words and expressions with a click. In 2006, Facebook became available to anyone 13 years old and up. It caught on very quickly all over the world, especially among teenagers. Whenever theywent online, they took the time to post comments on their lives and to check messages from friends. They also uploaded photos and visited their friends` Facebook pages in order to post updates. However, Facebook and similar social networking sites may be losing popularity among teens. Only 25% of teens in a 2013 study in the US kept in touch daily with others through these sites. And in a small study in Australia, nearly one-third of teens questioned did not have accounts on any social networking sites. Even Facebook`s own 2014 business report contains information about fewer teenagers interest in the site. It looks like Facebook and other social networking sites have to solve a problem: how to keep teens interested! 5. Watch a video and answer questions. 5.1. What is nomophobia? a new app a brand a disease 5.2. What is the boy thinking about? Taking a picture and posting it on the internet. Eateing breakfast. Taking a picture. 5.3. What has his mum been doing? She has been chatting with his friends. She has cooked a meal. She has been posting his photos. Click and name the Icons of Social Media. Facebook Google+ Snapchat YouTube Instagram Reddit Stumbleupon Twitter Pinterest Vimeo Skype Tumbir LinkedIn