Elderly Advice On Modern Life

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In this video, Gary Turk talks with residents of a retirement community about life before and after smartphones. Answer these questions to find out their opinions and pieces of advice for younger generations.

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comparing present and past

simple present vs simple past

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Sara Calderon

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Elderly Advice On Modern LifeVersion en ligne In this video, Gary Turk talks with residents of a retirement community about life before and after smartphones. Answer these questions to find out their opinions and pieces of advice for younger generations. par Sara Calderon 1 Where was the interview? a In a large city in Europe. b In the suburbs in America. c In a small town in England. 2 What does Gary want to ask to the older generation? a How different are the values of elderly people. b How well have elderly people adapted to technology. c How often do elderly people talk with young people. 3 What is the age range of the interviewees (entrevistados)? a The interviewees are between 65 and 75 years old. b The interviewees are between 75 and 85 years old. c The interviewees are between 85 and 95 years old. 4 In the opinion of the interviewees, what was life before mobiles? a People were less in face-to-face contact. They didn't have lots of friends, nor visited other people. b People were more in face-to-face contact. They had real friends and they visited each other. c People were as in face-to-face contact as in the present. Nothing has changed. 5 How did Gwenda meet her friend? a They were neighbors and they stayed in touch for 79 years through letters. b They met at work and they visited each other during the last 79 years. c They met in school and they continue their friendship after 79 years. 6 What does Margaret, 86, enjoy about letters? a She enjoys the stories that the other person shares. b She enjoys recognizing the handwriting of the person. c She enjoys answering back the letters to her friends. 7 What is the main concern of elderly people about the future? a That people are missing everything around them, especially the contact with other people. b That people are losing their communication skills and never talk to each other. c That people are reading and writing less because they use the mobile all the time. 8 What does George, 93, think about dating apps like Tinder? a That those relationships are less genuine. b That those relationships are more genuine. c That those relationships are the most genuine. 9 Do the interviewees have mobiles? a No, they don't. None of them has a mobile. b Yes, they do. All of them have mobiles. c Yes, they do. Some of them even have computers. 10 How did Gwenda use her mobile last year? a She used it to stay in touch with people when she was in the hospital. b She used it to call for help when she needed to go to the hospital. c She used it to become an influencer on social media. 11 What does Hetty like about sending messages through the IPad? a That she can express herself with memes. b That she can express herself with emojis. c That she can express herself with GIFs. 12 Had Hetty and George took selfies before? a Yes, they had. They have lots of selfies on their mobiles. b Yes, they had. But they are not photogenic, so they don't do it often. c No, they hadn't. They took their first selfie during the interview. 13 If Hetty had a mobile when she was young, she would a use it to learn more in school and to learn another language. :-) b use it to travel more and to speak another language. :-) c use it to work more and to communicate in another language. :-) 14 What piece of advice do the interviewees give to the younger generation? a To spend less time using their mobiles and spend time with people. b To value, talk, love, and keep their promises with face-to-face friends c To post honest and real information on social media to find true love. Explanation 1 In a small town in England. 2 He wants to ask the elderly if their values differ from the younger generation who lives in this modern digital world. 3 The interviewees are between 85 and 95 years old. 4 People were more in face-to-face contact. They had real friends and they visited each other. 5 They met in school when they were 11 years old. Their friendship has lasted for 79 years. 6 She enjoys recognizing the handwriting of the person. 7 That people are missing everything around them, especially the contact with other people. 8 That those relationships are less genuine. 9 Yes, some of them do. Betty and Hetty also have computers. 10 She used it to stay in touch with people when she was in the hospital. 11 That she can express herself with GIFs. 12 No, they hadn't. They took their first selfie during the interview. 13 Hetty would use it to learn more in school and to learn another language. :-) 14 To value, talk, love, and keep their promises with face-to-face friends.

Elderly Advice On Modern LifeVersion en ligne

par Sara Calderon

Where was the interview?

In a large city in Europe.

In the suburbs in America.

In a small town in England.

What does Gary want to ask to the older generation?

How different are the values of elderly people.

How well have elderly people adapted to technology.

How often do elderly people talk with young people.

What is the age range of the interviewees (entrevistados)?

The interviewees are between 65 and 75 years old.

The interviewees are between 75 and 85 years old.

The interviewees are between 85 and 95 years old.

In the opinion of the interviewees, what was life before mobiles?

People were less in face-to-face contact. They didn't have lots of friends, nor visited other people.

People were more in face-to-face contact. They had real friends and they visited each other.

People were as in face-to-face contact as in the present. Nothing has changed.

How did Gwenda meet her friend?

They were neighbors and they stayed in touch for 79 years through letters.

They met at work and they visited each other during the last 79 years.

They met in school and they continue their friendship after 79 years.

What does Margaret, 86, enjoy about letters?

She enjoys the stories that the other person shares.

She enjoys recognizing the handwriting of the person.

She enjoys answering back the letters to her friends.

What is the main concern of elderly people about the future?

That people are missing everything around them, especially the contact with other people.

That people are losing their communication skills and never talk to each other.

That people are reading and writing less because they use the mobile all the time.

What does George, 93, think about dating apps like Tinder?

That those relationships are less genuine.

That those relationships are more genuine.

That those relationships are the most genuine.

Do the interviewees have mobiles?

No, they don't. None of them has a mobile.

Yes, they do. All of them have mobiles.

Yes, they do. Some of them even have computers.

How did Gwenda use her mobile last year?

She used it to stay in touch with people when she was in the hospital.

She used it to call for help when she needed to go to the hospital.

She used it to become an influencer on social media.

What does Hetty like about sending messages through the IPad?

That she can express herself with memes.

That she can express herself with emojis.

That she can express herself with GIFs.

Had Hetty and George took selfies before?

Yes, they had. They have lots of selfies on their mobiles.

Yes, they had. But they are not photogenic, so they don't do it often.

No, they hadn't. They took their first selfie during the interview.

If Hetty had a mobile when she was young, she would

use it to learn more in school and to learn another language. :-)

use it to travel more and to speak another language. :-)

use it to work more and to communicate in another language. :-)

What piece of advice do the interviewees give to the younger generation?

To spend less time using their mobiles and spend time with people.

To value, talk, love, and keep their promises with face-to-face friends

To post honest and real information on social media to find true love.

Explanation