What are Habits?
They are things you do frequently or all the time.
Different ways to talk about habits.
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Simple present and present continuous (always and constantly)
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Personally I use email, but
my kids are constantly texting.
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Tend and Will
Will does not have future meaning in this sentence.
Won’t or will not are rarely used in this meaning.
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Occasionally my son will email
someone like my sister, but with friends he tends to text.
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You can start questions with And, but, or So to
link back to things the previous speaker said.
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e.g.
1.
So how do you keep in touch with people?
2.
Yeah. But why
do they do it?
3.
But you’d say something if it was a good friend?
4.
And you just tend to add people?
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Vocabulary
awkward=uncomfortable
unfriended= "an unfriendly act of aggression"
"take someone off his/her friends list"
e.g. So why did you unfriend her?
Just make sure you never unfriend me! Ok?
How would you feel if someone unfriended you?
- (angry, hurt, insulted, upset, relieved, wouldn't care, depends who did it)
Discuss these questions in pairs:
- Should you tell people you are going to "unfriend" them?
- what are some reasons to "unfriend" people?
- If someone "unfriended" you, would you want to know the reason?
Some other possible reasons for ending a friendship are:
e.g
- the person posted private information about you,
- you've lost touch.
- post annoying stuff on your wall.
obnoxious= annoying and unpleasant
What does my wall mean?
a public space in the speaker's personal social network profile.
What does two-faced mean?
Hypocritical or insincere, saying one thing to you and something else to other people.
What does my wall mean?
a public space in the speaker's personal social network profile.
What does two-faced mean?
Hypocritical or insincere, saying one thing to you and something else to other people.
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