Smartphone Apps -- Exercises from page 39

5. Listen and repeat the words in colour in A. Then match A to B to form sentences.

1. How many followers b) have you got on twitter?
2. I get breaking news all day, f) so I don't watch the news on TV.
3. To set up a packet data box connection, a) select Mobile Networks.
4. Leave a voice message e) and I'll listen to it later.
5. I prefer having a face-to-face c) conversation on Skype.
6. It's easy to keep in touch with poeople d) when you've got these apps.

6. Listen and repeat the words in colour. Then copy and complete the sentences.

1. You don't have to pay for this app - it's free.
2. Is the number of characters in an SMS limited?
3. If you are paying low rates, it means you are getting a cheap deal.
4. Your home telephone is called a landline.
5. A recipient is someone who received something.
6. I was born in England, so French is a foreign language to me.
7. To change the clock display on your phone, go into settings.

7. Listen and repeat the words in colour. The words in colour are in the wrong sentences. Write the sentences correctly in your notebook.

1. Can you translate this word into English, please?
2. An error message will appear if you make a mistake.
3. Does this app allow us to create groups for messaging?
4. My friends and I use Instagram to share our photos.
5. If the message contains more than 140 characters, you can't tweet it.
6. This app helped me navigate through the city.
7. Tap this and it opens the wireless and network settings.
8. After you install the app, activate it with your password.

8. Which sentences are logical? Correct the illogical sentences in your notebook.

1. When you meet someone face-to-face, you see them.
2. You can read listen a voice message in your phone.
3. You can translate a text from one language to another.
4. You usually use a landline phone outside inside a building.
5. You navigate in order to reach a destination.
6. If you are allowed to do something, you mustn't can do it.