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    Unit 5 Cell Phone Taboos

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    1. There are differences in cell phone usage between young and old people. Older people tend to speak loudly on their phones in public, which can bother others, while younger people use their phones for entertainment like games and videos but sometimes do not use headphones and bother people around them. 2. The proper etiquette for using a cell phone in public is to avoid bothering others by speaking quietly and keeping calls brief. 3. Going a whole day without a cell phone would be difficult nowadays as phones are used for work, communication with others, and entertainment.

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    1. There are differences in cell phone usage between young and old people. Older people tend to speak loudly on their phones in public, which can bother others, while younger people use their phones for entertainment like games and videos but sometimes do not use headphones and bother people around them. 2. The proper etiquette for using a cell phone in public is to avoid bothering others by speaking quietly and keeping calls brief. 3. Going a whole day without a cell phone would be difficult nowadays as phones are used for work, communication with others, and entertainment.

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    1. There are differences in cell phone usage between young and old people. Older people tend to speak loudly on their phones in public, which can bother others, while younger people use their phones for entertainment like games and videos but sometimes do not use headphones and bother people around them. 2. The proper etiquette for using a cell phone in public is to avoid bothering others by speaking quietly and keeping calls brief. 3. Going a whole day without a cell phone would be difficult nowadays as phones are used for work, communication with others, and entertainment.

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    Unit 5 Cell Phone Taboos

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    1. There are differences in cell phone usage between young and old people. Older people tend to speak loudly on their phones in public, which can bother others, while younger people use their phones for entertainment like games and videos but sometimes do not use headphones and bother people around them. 2. The proper etiquette for using a cell phone in public is to avoid bothering others by speaking quietly and keeping calls brief. 3. Going a whole day without a cell phone would be difficult nowadays as phones are used for work, communication with others, and entertainment.

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    Erosion xói mòn

    Deranged loạn trí

    Overhear nghe lỏm

    Intimate riêng tư

    Contentment sự mãn nguyện

    Irritation sự phát cáu

    Inhibited rụt rè

    Misuse lạm dụng

    Abuse misuse

    Yak nói luyên thuyên

    Oblivious không biết

    Advent sự tới

    Endlessly không ngừng

    Proper thích hợp

    Entiquette phép xã giao

    Appropriate thích hợp

    Overlook không để ý

    Odd kỳ cục

    Prohibit ngăn cấm

    Considerate ý tứ

    Isolate tách biệt

    Bother làm phiền

    Irritate chọc tức

    Deprived thiếu thốn

    Silly thiếu cảm giác an toàn

    Foolish ngu xuẩn

    Trivial không đáng kể

    Responsibly một cách hợp lý

    Mature trưởng thành


    Supervision sự bị giám sát

    Keep tabs on theo dõi

    Object to phản đối

    1. Is there any difference in cell phone usage between young people and old ones?

    Old people use phone to contact others. They speak very loudly into their phone. It sure bother
    someone around, but I think everyone overlook this because of their age.

    In my opinion, young people use phone for entertainment. Example: play game, listen to music, watch
    movies, use network social…But, they are usually bother someone around because they are not polite,
    don’t use headphone.

    2. What is the proper etiquette in using a cell phone in public?

    No body denies (prohibits) you talk to someone by phone in public. But, you should avoid bother others.

    You shoud speak quietly and briefly.

    3. Can you think of going a day without a cell phone?

    I can’t imagine going a aday without a cell phone. I can’t contact with friends, coworker and do my work.
    I sets up some application to work: facebook, viber, skype… I usually send email, send file, commuincate
    through cell phone. In the evening, I don’t use my phone, I spend time for my family.

    4. The age of children having their own cell phone is constantly going down. Why?

    I agree with you! The price of smartphone is going down, so in a family has 2 to 3 cell phones. In
    addition, the children don’t work housework, they have a lot of free time, so they find to smart phone to
    relax. Another way, parents seem to be too busy, they usually allow their children play with smart phone
    to do work. Finally, the age of children having a cell phone is going down.

    5. What do you think about buying a cell phone for your own young kids?

    I think we should not buying a cell phone for young kids. Because, the children use smartphone too
    much, it’s very hamful for health. Example: they can’t concentrate, not confident, don’t like
    communicate…ofcourse, they can be additcted.

    6. What age do you think is appropriate for a person to have a cell phone of his own?

    I don’t objection to anyone having a cell phone. But, the best of age that have a cell phone is older than
    10 years old. We must supervise and keep tabs on their children.

    7. What are the bad side effects of camera phones?

    The bad side effects? I think, there are no bad side effects. I can take some nice pictures any where, any
    time I like. And we can save and share funy time, happy time to friends. Another way, we can record
    video about every thing to share on social network, axample: Sing a song, teaches something, share
    experience…

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