Speaking Task 1
Work in pairs. Take turns asking and answering the following questions. Then, share your answers with the class.
Pregunta: What do you use your cell phone for?
Respuesta orientativa: I use my cell phone for texting my friends, listening to music, watching videos, playing games, and doing school research. I also use it to take photos and check social media.
Pregunta: How much time do you use it a day?
Respuesta orientativa: I use my cell phone about three hours a day. Most of that time I spend texting and listening to music, and less time talking on the phone.
Writing 1
How much time do you spend on your cell phone? Fill in the blanks and share your answers with your classmates.
Respuestas orientativas (ejemplo):
a. Listening to music: 60 minutes a day.
b. Talking: 20 minutes a day.
c. Texting: 90 minutes a day.
d. Playing games: 30 minutes a day.
e. Watching TV: 25 minutes a day.
Writing 2
Match the bars from the graph with the activities in your Student's Book (page 102).
- Observo el eje vertical del gráfico: mide minutos diarios, desde 0 hasta 210.
- Leo la altura de cada barra y la comparo con la escala.
- La barra más alta corresponde a Texting, con aproximadamente 210 minutos.
- La segunda barra corresponde a Talking, con aproximadamente 90 minutos.
- La tercera barra corresponde a Playing games, con aproximadamente 60 minutos.
- La cuarta barra corresponde a Listening to music, con aproximadamente 60 minutos.
- La barra más baja corresponde a Watching TV, con aproximadamente 45 minutos.
- Texting: 210 minutes
- Talking: 90 minutes
- Watching TV: 45 minutes
- Playing games: 60 minutes
- Listening to music: 60 minutes








