B2

Digital privacy: giving advice about online security

Learn essential B2 vocabulary and grammar to confidently discuss digital privacy, warn friends about online risks, and beef up your own security.

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Contents

Summary

In an increasingly connected world, protecting your personal information online is crucial. This lesson explores the vital topic of digital privacy, equipping you with the language to understand common risks and confidently advise others on staying secure.

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Vocabulary

You'll expand your lexicon with terms like phishing scam, learn what constitutes a red flag, and discover how to beef up security. We also cover useful expressions such as to fall for something and the cautionary phrase, better safe than sorry.

Grammar

The grammar focus is on mixed conditionals, which are perfect for discussing hypothetical past actions and their present consequences, especially when considering online security choices.

Practical English

This section helps you master phrases for warning a friend about potential online risks. You'll practise expressions like 'I'm not sure that's a good idea...' and learn to say something 'looks a bit dodgy to me', offering gentle yet firm advice.

Discussion

Engage in a lively discussion about personal experiences with online security and share your thoughts on best practices for digital privacy.

Reading

Improve your comprehension with an engaging article that delves deeper into the challenges and solutions surrounding digital privacy in today's world.

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