TECHNOLOGY
What do you use to make a telephone call when you are not at home?
A mobile phone / smartphone
If you have nothing interesting to do, you might feel ______.
Bored
Which means 0%: always or never?
Never
Complete: “I ______ English every week.” (learn)
learn
“I have English every Monday.” Is this talking about now/routine or the future?
Now/routine
What is an app? Give one example of an app you use.
A programme/application on a phone, tablet or computer.
Which feeling describes being worried before an exam or important event?
Nervous
Put these in order from least often to most often: always, sometimes, never, usually.
Never → sometimes → usually → always
Complete: “Look! She ______ a video.” (make)
is making
“The lesson starts at 9 tomorrow.” Is this talking about now/routine or the future?
Future
What technology do you use to video chat with someone? Give two examples.
A phone, tablet or computer + an app such as a video-calling app.
You send a message to the wrong person and everyone sees it. How might you feel?
Embarrassed
Complete: “I ______ use social media. I use it about once or twice a week.”
Sometimes
Is this sentence correct? “He is using his phone every weekend.” If not, correct it.
❌ He uses his phone every weekend.
Choose the correct answer: “My train ___ at 8 tomorrow.” leaves / is leaving
leaves
Explain the difference between a device, an app and social media. Give an example of each.
A device is a piece of technology; an app is a programme; social media is a platform for sharing/interacting online.
Your friend cancels a holiday you were really looking forward to. How might you feel? Why?
Upset / disappointed / sad, with a suitable reason.
Make a sentence about something you hardly ever do.
Any grammatically correct sentence.
What is the difference? “She is happy now.” / “She is talking to her friend now.”
is happy = present simple with be + adjective.
is talking = present continuous for an action happening now.
Is this sentence about the present or future? “We have a test next Monday.” Explain how you know.
Future. “Next Monday” shows that it refers to a future event.
Describe two different ways technology helps you in your everyday life.
Any two appropriate examples, explained clearly.
Tell us about a situation that could make someone feel nervous
Any logical situation.
Correct this sentence and explain the mistake:
“I am usually playing video games at the weekend.”
“I usually play video games at the weekend.”
→ usually describes a habit, so we normally use the present simple.
Make two sentences about yourself: one using the present simple and one using the present continuous.
e.g. “I usually do my homework at 6.” / “I am doing my homework now.”
Your friend asks: “What happens next Monday?” Give a complete answer using a present simple sentence about a future event.
e.g. “My lesson starts at 9. We have lunch at 12 and the club finishes at 4.”