In this lesson, you will read a blog about smartphone habits, listen to Lucy talk about her digital day, discuss your own phone use, and write and speak about your daily phone routine.
A new blog post asks: How do teens use their phones? Many young people say they use their phone for everything. The camera is very important. They take photos of food, friends, and places. Some teens take a selfie every day and post it on social media.
Others use their phone to browse the internet or watch videos. They spend hours online watching short clips. A lot of teens message their friends all day. They use apps like WhatsApp or Instagram. One student says: 'I check my phone fifty times a day!'
But some young people also use their phones for school. They look up information and do homework. The blog says phones are a big part of teen life. How often do you use yours?
"Work with a partner. Take turns asking and answering these questions. Try to use the vocabulary words."
👉 Ask your partner: How often do you use your phone each day?
👉 Ask: What do you do online in the morning?
👉 Ask: Do you take selfies? How often? Where do you post them?
Write about a typical day using your phone. Include morning, afternoon, and evening. Mention which apps you use and for how long.
Record a 45-second talk about a day in your digital life. Start in the morning, then afternoon, then evening. Speak at a natural pace.
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