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Vocabulary. Feelings.
Ex. 1. A) Work in pairs. Discuss. Do you use social media? Which ones are popular in your country? Do you use them? Why/Why not?
B) Do you agree with the opinions below?
C) Work in pairs. Look at the words in bold in the opinions above. Match them with definitions 1-8 below.
1. How you feel when you have nothing to do. bored
2. How you feel when you don't understand how something works.
3. How you feel when you are alone, and have no friends.
4. How you feel when something special is going to happen, and you are happy.
5. How you feel when you're unable to relax be-cause you are embarrassed or worried.
6. How you feel when you are very positively surprised.
7. How you feel when you keep thinking about a problem or something bad that might hap-pen, e.g. you might lose your job.
8. How you feel when you worry about something and cannot relax, e.g. before an exam.
D) Work in pairs and take turns.
Student A: think about the last time you were amazed/confused/ ex-cited/worried, etc. Tell your partner why you felt like that.
Student B: ask for more information.
A: The last time I was really excited was before my birth-day party,
B: Really? What did you do?
A: I had a barbecue in the garden.


Reading


SOCIAL MEDIA as a FORCE for CHANGE

For some people, social media might be a good way to keep in touch with friends, chat about the latest music download, or play games with each other. But social media is also being used by young people to change the world. 43 percent of people are 25 years old or younger, and many of these young people use mobile technology. If this generation isn't happy about something, they won't wait for politicians to change it; they'll use social media to change things themselves. These are some examples of how young people from around the world use technology and social media to really make a difference.

Social Change
Social media has been very important for political pro-tests and social change around the world. Large groups of people can now quickiy organise themselves to protest against governments and use media to show the rest of the world what's happening. Groups like OccupyWallStreet build online communities which try to fight against what they see as an unfair global economy.