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For example: 1. Uso Facebook más que Twitter.– I use Facebook more than Twitter. 2. Las redes sociales son más populares que los blogs.– Social media is more popular than blogs. 3. Paso menos tiempo en la red ahora que antes.– I spend less time on the internet now than before.  \nWeeks 3 and 4-Vocabulary  \nWeek 3:  \nabrir to open  \ndecir to say/tell  \ndescribir to desribe  \nescribir to write  \nhacer to do  \nhago I do  \nactividades activities  \ncompras (online)  \n(por Internet) shopping  \ninvestigaciones research  \nmis deberes my homework  \nWeek 4:  \nabiertodichodescritoescritohecho  \nmando  \nlos correoselectrónicos los mensajes (de texto)  \nlas fotos  \ndescargo  \nopened told described written done  \nI send  \nemails  \n(text) messages  \nphotos  \nI download  \nWeeks 3 and 4-Grammar  \nThe perfect tense with haber The perfect tense is made up of two parts: a helping verb and a past participle. It is used to say what has happened in English. For example: he hablado (I have spoken) .  \nIrregular past participles:abierto – opened, dicho – told, descrito – described, escrito – written, hecho– done/ made, muerto-died, puesto-put, roto-broken, visto – seen, vuelto-returned  \nWeeks 5 and 6-Vocabulary  \nWeek 5:  \nel correo basura spam el disco duro hard drive  \nel muro wall  \nel portátil laptop  \npunto dot/full stop  \nla consola games console de videojuegos  \nel juego game  \nel móvil mobile phone  \nel ordenador computer  \nla pantalla screen  \nel archivo file  \nel buzón mail box  \nla confianza trust  \nla desventaja disadvantage  \nla intimidación bullying  \nWeek 6:  \nayer yesterday  \nel año pasado last year  \nel fin de last weekend  \nsemana pasado  \nhoy today  \nla semana pasada last week  \nluego then  \nno obstante however  \no or  \npara que so that  \npero but  \npor eso for that reason  \npor lo tanto therefore porque because  \nsin embargo however ya que because  \nWeeks 5 and 6-Grammar  \nporand para  \nThe words ‘por’ and ‘para’ can both be translated into English to mean ‘for’, and they can be used to mean other things too. 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