Topic: Chat Online-Speaking Questions for Warm-ups
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This document discusses various topics related to technology and its impact on communication and daily life. It asks questions about using the internet to chat, learn English, and share private information. It also questions the advantages and disadvantages of online chatting, meeting people online, and how technology has affected fields like communication, news, medicine, education, and people's lives. Finally, it debates whether technological advances are always positive or can sometimes have negative or harmful consequences.
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- 1. 1. Have you used a chat site? Have you ever used voice chat? What do you think about it? 2. Have you used the Internet to learn English or read or talk in English? What are the pros and cons (good and bad points) about improving your English by Internet rather than with a teacher? 3. How much private information are you prepared to share about yourself on the internet? 4. What are some advantages and disadvantages of chatting online? 5. Have you ever gone out with someone you met online? Why? Don’t you think it is dangerous? 6. How have technological advances affected communication/ how we receive news/ the medical field/ education? 7. How have technological advances affected our life? 8. Do you think technological advances are always good? Or can they sometimes be bad and harmful?