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ENGLISH LESSON

About social networking

CRITICAL THINKING

Critical thinking is a type of thinking analysing facts and osservations to create a personal opinion

Cyberbullying:Users may experience online bullying, trolling, or harassment, which can affect mental health.

Information Sharing:Provides a platform for sharing news, articles, and opinions, making it easier to stay informed.

Connectivity and Communication:Helps people to connect easily across the world, facilitating communication

Fake News:Fake news can spread rapidly, leading to misinformation and confusion on current events or important issues.

Educational Resource:Many groups and pages focus on sharing educational content, making learning more accessible

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES

Privacy Concerns:Many platforms collect personal data, raising privacy issues and potential misuse of information.

DO YOU HAVE SOME OPINION ABOUT? DO YOU AGREE WITH ME?

gRAMMAR PART

DISAGREE:That's different That's not entirely true because... I'm sorry to disagree with you, but... Yes, but don't you think I'm not sure about that

HOW TO EXPRESS YOUR OPINION?

AGREE:Of course I think so too Exactly That's just what i was thinking You're right That's a good point

Recent action with present consequences

Actions haven't cloncluded yet

Past action in indefinite time

Repetitive actions in the past and in the presemt

To talk about the duration of an action with "How long...?"

PRESENT PERFECT AND PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOS

Actions began in the past and are still happening now

So far they haven't travelled very much

The bedroom is in a terrible mess! Marco has been studying

Leo has written a book

He has been asking me out all week

How long have you been helping Lara?

EXAMPLES

He has been singing all day

Have they been practicing for the concert?

have/has + subject + been + -ing form

Have you ever traveled abroad?

have/has + subject + past participle

I haven't been sleeping well lately.

I haven't finished my project yet.

haven't/hasn't + been + -ing form

haven't/hasn't + past participle

I have been studying for three hours.

I have visited Paris

have/has + been + -ing form

have/has + past participle

HOW WE CAN FORM THEM?

EXERCISE

1. For hours 2. All day 3. For a long time

1. Already 2. Yet 3. Just 4. Never 5. Ever 6. Recently 7. Lately 8. So far 9. For 10. Since

USEFUL ADVERBS