Functional language Making compromises and polite requests 2.- You want to go out on your bike, but it’s broken. You want your brother to help you repair it, but he’s watching and interesting TV programme. M.C: Brother, can I request you something? P.S: Hi, what so important? M.C: Could you help me to repair my broken bicycle? P.S: Not right now, I’m watching my favorite programme. M.C: You always say that. P.S: I’m not going to be long, I promise you. M.C: It’s not fair, I need the bicycle in this moment. P.S: Okey, okey. I’ll go in a moment. Here is the audio.
Writing: my digital footprint A digital footprint is a track you leave when you go online. I think it’s negative because other people you don’t know can see where you go in your privacy, but it’s positive if you want to search things you had searched before. Everybody has a digital footprint. When I go online, I express myself with care, remembering everything online is permanent and public. I protect my privacy having different difficult passwords and thinking after going to different websites or after posting a photo. I protect other people privacy asking before tagging or sharing and not sending photos of other persons. A negative digital footprint is when you search bad things and other people can tell you off, but a good digital footprint is when you need to search things you had searched before. I googled my name and I didn’t find anything. I think this is good because other people can’t find me if I don’t want to. I think this too because I’m good saving my informa