Talking About Online Communication
Talking About Online Communication
COMMUNICATION
● Work individually. Rewrite the false statements in exercise A so that they are true.
1. A lifecaster frequently posts personal information on social media.
2. A trending topic is currently popular.
3. Clickbait often contains sensational or misleading information.
● Work individually. Fill in the blanks in the conversation using the words and
phrases in the box
DESCRIBING COMMUNICATION
● Work in pairs. Create sentences by matching the phrases.
1. 1 You should never e a.- comment on their friends' social media posts.
2. 2 Weather apps d b.- contact people you work with.
3. 3 Negative people, c c.- often criticize things they don't like.
4. 4 Many Facebook users a d.- inform cell phone users of the current temperature.
5. 5 Email is a common way to b e.- criticize someone's weight.
6. 6 It is rude to g f.- report on events in many countries.
7. 7 Newspapers and magazines f g.- respond to messages when you are angry.
● Work in pairs. Take turns asking and answering questions about the statements in
exercise B. Ask at least two Wh-questions for each statement, and answer using
complete sentences.
Who is someone you would like to catch up with? Why do you want to catch up with that
person? When did you last see that person?