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[C] Social media I

LET'S UNDERSTAND 1 📚

Social Media Verbs

A. post verb

display (a notice) in a public place or publicly; a message, such as text or photos, published online by a user while referring to a message board, comment section, or social network.

Example:

I was shocked to see her post online.

B. share verb

is when you click the share button to share a piece of content on any SNS so other people can see it as well.

Example:

I wanted to share her post because I think it was useful.

C. send verb

to give (a message) to someone

Example:

I sent her a direct message last night before I went to bed.

D. update verb

way of telling people what’s new in your life online.

Example:

It's time for me to update my status online.

E. subscribe verb

arrange to receive something regularly

Example:

I was happy to finally subscribe to her YouTube account, now I can receive updates for her new videos.

F. follow verb

adding some people's account to see their posts and stories posted online

Example:

I followed her on Instagram to see her posts.

LET'S TRY IT!

A: Fill in the gaps with the words you learned.

If you liked this video, please it with your friends.
I hate it when people hundreds of photos from their holiday.
Do you know Monic Seina? She's just me a friend request on Facebook.
I just my status to tell people we've arrived safely at the hotel.
You can to our channel, and we'll email you when a new video comes out.
She likes to chefs and food writers on Twitter.

LET'S UNDERSTAND 2 📚

A social media app

A.profile noun

is a place on SNS where you can share information about yourself, such as your interests, photos, videos, current city, and hometown

Example:

Dani has a lovely profile on Facebook.

B. upload verb

an act or process of uploading data like photos

Example:

You hope to upload the new photos as soon as possible.

C. photo noun

a photograph

Example:

Her photos on her Facebook page were taken from different places.

D. post update noun

to write online declarations about how one feels or what one is doing (on a social networking website) idiom.

Example:

I think you should stop posting updates online to protect your privacy.

E. share link verb

s the process of sending a secure digital file to another person via a simple URL link

Example:

I shared the link of the video to my friend so she can watch it as well.

F. comment noun

verbal or written remark expressing an opinion or reaction

Example:

His comments show a lack of sensitivity.

G. view noun

times people have watched something on SNS

Example:

His video gathered a lot of views after an hour.

H. like noun

times people have clicked the "like" button on SNS

Example:

She is very popular online and her photos online get a lot of likes.

I. notification noun

messages to tell you when something has happened

Example:

I have received a lot of notifications after not being online for a few days.

LET'S PRACTICE!

Direction: Choose the correct word for each sentence below.

I've just uploaded comments / photos of Sunday's baseball match to the team's Facebook page.
Sean Siam posts / views a lot of updates about his training for the 15l run.
Sam posted a really interesting article about racing, but it didn't get any likes / rates.
To enter the competition, share / view this picture on your timeline before 8 pm on Sunday.
Ellaine made a video for the animal charity she works for and it got 3,000 views / uploads.
An old friend commented / viewed one of my photos, asking where I was living now.
I received a lot of notifications / uploads because of my recent post.
I have always wanted to have an attractive Instagram profile / views.
She was a bit hesitant to upload / view her photo.
I shared / rated the link so everyone can watch it.

LET'S RECAP! 📝

Which three words/phrases were the most challenging to understand or remember?