1- Project a photo on the board. 2- Ask students 'How can people get connected nowadays?' 3- Elicit 'social media' 4- Ask students if about their favourite social media. 5- Ask students to get in pairs and discuss these questions 'Are you an active social networks user?' 'How many social media accounts do you have?' 'Which social network is your favourite?' 'How often do you check your social media accounts?' 6- O/C feedback. 7- Give students HO1 ask them to write down the benefits and risks of using social media. 8- Pair check. 9- O/C feedback.

1) Give students HO2 2) Ask them to read the sentences and match the words in bold with their definitions 3) Pair Check 4) O/C feedback 5) Clarifying the meaning, pronunciation, and form of the words

1) Give students HO3 and ask them to read the questions. 2) Play the recording. 3) Pair check. 4) Feedback.

1) Give students HO4 2) Ask students to write down things we should do under 'should' and things we shouldn't do under 'shouldn't'. 3) Elicit that we use should and shouldn't to give advice. 4) Write should and shouldn't on the board.

1) Divide the class into two groups. 2) Group 1 read some problems related to the social media. 3) Group 2 give advice using should or shouldn't. 4) O/C feedback. 5) Ask students to think about how they can use the social media in a good way. 6) Ask them to get in pairs and discuss together. 7) O/C feedback.

1) Ask students 'Is social media an important part of your life?' 2) Correcting some mistakes students might do in the previous stage.