Talk about the news and give your opinion on social media and technology.
Two friends discuss whether social media is good or bad. Listen for « qui », « que » and « dont ».
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« qui » is the subject (« les sites qui sont fiables »); « que » is the object (« les sites que je connais »); « où » means where/when (« le jour où… »); « dont » replaces « de + noun » (« l'actualité dont on parle » = that people talk about). These pronouns let you build richer, connected sentences.
Write 4–5 sentences giving your opinion on social media: one advantage, one drawback, using qui, que or dont at least once.
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