Explore daily social media habits and practice using present simple and present continuous to talk about what we do every day and what we are doing now.
Many teens use social media every day. They post photos, share videos, and comment on friends' posts. In the morning, some people scroll through their feed before getting out of bed. They message their friends to say good morning.
People follow different accounts. Some follow celebrities, others follow cooking or sports accounts. But sometimes, social media is not fun. If someone is mean, you can block them. It is important to stay safe online.
Today, my friend is commenting on a post right now. I am scrolling through my feed as well. We are both using social media at this moment. Many people are doing the same thing all around the world. Social media connects us, but it is good to take breaks too.
Many teens check social media before school. They post about their morning routine. During class, they sometimes message their friends secretly. After school, they scroll through videos for entertainment. On weekends, they share photos from their activities. It is a big part of their daily life. However, some teens try to spend less time on social media. They block distracting apps or unfollow accounts. They use the time to read or play sports. Social media can be useful, but it is important to use it wisely.
"In pairs, interview each other about your social media app usage. Practice using present simple for routines and present continuous for actions happening now."
👉 1. Ask: 'What apps do you use daily? How often do you post or scroll?'
👉 2. Ask: 'What are you doing on social media right now?'
👉 3. Discuss: Find one similarity and one difference in your habits.
Write a short paragraph (80-100 words) describing your typical social media habits during the week. Use present simple for routines and present continuous for what you are doing this week.
Record a 45-second audio describing your social media habits. Talk about what you usually do and what you are doing now.
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