READING SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION READING FROM THE BOOK --- FILL IN THE GAPS

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Compléter READING SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION READING FROM THE BOOK --- FILL IN THE GAPSVersion en ligne READING SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION READING FROM THE BOOK --- FILL IN THE GAPS par Rosanna De Luca 1 reading SIX DEGREES OR SEPARATION FIRST READING FROM THE BOOK SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION 1 You look around the room . How many people do you know ? You obviously know the host . Some of the other are probably friends or of yours , too . Perhaps they are your classmates . However , other people at the party are probably complete strangers . You've met them before . They are part of your friend's social network , but they are not part of yours . ( 2 First , there is our immediate family : our parents , brothers and sisters . We've usually got lots of other , too : our uncles , aunts , cousins , etc . Possibly , we have also got a half - brother or a step - sister . A lot of adults have got their own partner : a boyfriend or girlfriend or , if they are married , a or wife . Married people are also connected to their partner's family , so that means they have probably got a mother - in - law and a father - in - . Most of us know quite a lot of other people , too . There is our circle of friends , which usually a few close friends . Our friendship with them can sometimes last all our life . If we are at work , we have also got colleagues . And then there are our , the people who live near us . Sometimes our neighbours are friends , but often we hardly know them . 4 These contacts have all formed their own social networks as well . So , , we have got connections with millions of people around the world . In 1929 , the writer Frigyes Karinthy wrote a short story called Chains . Here he introduced an idea called 'the six degrees of separation . According to his theory , if we choose the right person from all our contacts and then use five of their interconnected networks , we can anyone we want on the planet . 5 However , because of the popularity of social media , today it is probably correct . In 2011 , Facebook had found that 92% of their users were connected using the networks of five different people . With more people online every year , the number of connections is getting larger all the time . This means that you probably are not as far from your favourite film star or musician as you might think !

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SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION
1 You look around the room . How many people do you know ? You obviously know the host . Some of the other are probably friends or of yours , too . Perhaps they are your classmates . However , other people at the party are probably complete strangers . You've met them before . They are part of your friend's social network , but they are not part of yours .
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First , there is our immediate family : our parents , brothers and sisters . We've usually got lots of other , too : our uncles , aunts , cousins , etc . Possibly , we have also got a half - brother or a step - sister . A lot of adults have got their own partner : a boyfriend or girlfriend or , if they are married , a or wife . Married people are also connected to their partner's family , so that means they have probably got a mother - in - law and a father - in - .
Most of us know quite a lot of other people , too . There is our circle of friends , which usually a few close friends . Our friendship with them can sometimes last all our life . If we are at work , we have also got colleagues . And then there are our , the people who live near us . Sometimes our neighbours are friends , but often we hardly know them .
4 These contacts have all formed their own social networks as well . So , , we have got connections with millions of people around the world . In 1929 , the writer Frigyes Karinthy wrote a short story called Chains . Here he introduced an idea called 'the six degrees of separation . According to his theory , if we choose the right person from all our contacts and then use five of their interconnected networks , we can anyone we want on the planet .
5 However , because of the popularity of social media , today it is probably correct . In 2011 , Facebook had found that 92% of their users were connected using the networks of five different people . With more people online every year , the number of connections is getting larger all the time . This means that you probably are not as far from your favourite film star or musician as you might think !

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