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What does the grandmother learn about texting acronyms?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Internet?
The past progressive is used to describe an action that was happening at a specific time in the past.
How did Asma find her childhood friend Sabah after sixty years?
Words such as backpack, water bottle, trash bags, and sunglasses are examples of compound nouns.
What would you have done if you had found a burglar asleep in your living room?
The Internet can bring people together even after they have lost contact for many years.
Why is ecotourism important for conservation?
The expressions “Hold on,” “hang out,” “get it,” and “get the hang of it” are commonly used in informal English.
What were you doing at three o’clock yesterday?
What do all the Internet reunion stories have in common?
Would you be interested in ecotourism? Why or why not?
Tag questions are used to check or confirm information.
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What does “DYWT” mean in the texting conversation?
The expressions must, mustn’t, and have to are used to express obligation.
How can the Internet help people communicate with each other?
Past participles such as broken, cracked, and damaged can be used as adjectives.
What are some environmentally harmful practices in your neighborhood?
Polite requests can be made with can, could, and would.
Why did Asma’s hands tremble when she called Sabah?
The structure “have/get something done” is used when another person performs a service for you.
What items would you recommend taking on a backpacking trip?
What duties and responsibilities did you have to perform last week?
How does Community Supported Agriculture help farmers and consumers?
What are the most popular TV shows among your friends?
How can technology reunite people who have lost contact?
A person can use “may” or “might” in a conditional result clause when the result is possible but not certain.
What environmental changes would make your community a better place to live?
