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Talking about social media

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COMPREHENSION QUIZ - COMPLETE AFTER LISTEN THE PODCAST

Introduction
Neil and Georgie have a real conversation in easy English about their social media habits. Learn to talk about how much you use social media and whether you plan to change.

Vocabulary
maybe

used to talk about something that is not certain

probably

used to talk about something that is most likely

definitely

used to talk about something that is certain

catch up with

talk to someone you haven't seen for a long time

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COMPREHENSION QUIZ - COMPLETE AFTER LISTEN THE PODCAST Introduction Neil and Georgie have a real conversation in easy English about their social media habits. Learn to talk about how much you use social media and whether you plan to change. Vocabulary maybe used to talk about something that is not certain probably used to talk about something that is most likely definitely used to talk about something that is certain catch up with talk to someone you haven't seen for a long time

by Micaela
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Podcast Hosts Who are the hosts of the Real Easy English podcast?

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Main Topic What is the main topic of this podcast episode?

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Georgie’s View What does Georgie say about her use of social media?

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Neil’s TikTok Usage Why does Neil try not to watch TikTok videos?

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Definitely What does the word ‘definitely’ mean according to Georgie?

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Staying in Touch Why did Georgie use social media when she lived in Spain?

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Messaging Apps What does Neil primarily use social media for?

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Catch Up With What does it mean to ‘catch up with’ someone?

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Screen Time What is Georgie’s view on reducing her screen time?

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Uncertainty Which words indicate uncertainty about future actions?

Feedback

The hosts are introduced as Neil and Georgie at the beginning of the transcript.

The conversation revolves around how much they use social media and their personal experiences with it.

Georgie mentions that she likes social media because it’s entertaining but also dislikes it because it can be very addictive.

Neil expresses that he tries not to watch TikTok videos because he feels he’s too old for them.

Georgie explains that ‘definitely’ means something is certainly the case without any doubt

Georgie used social media to see what her friends in England were doing while she was living in Spain.

Neil prefers using messaging apps and group chats to catch up with friends who live far away

To ‘catch up with’ someone means to contact them and find out about their recent activities or life changes.

Georgie admits that she would love to use her phone less but finds it too difficult to reduce screen time.

Words like ‘maybe’ and ‘probably’ are used to express uncertainty about future actions. Georgie and Neil use these words when discussing potential changes in phone usage.

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