By definition, a social network is a social structure of which several people or organizations are part. But since the popularization of the Internet, when we talk about a social network we usually refer to virtual platforms that allow users to interact with each other. 

2. Most users use social networks too?

Yes, for the most part, users use social networks to keep in touch with friends and family

3. What do users need to have in order to use social networks?

4. When was Facebook founded and by whom is it run?

Whom by Mark Zuckerberg, was created in 2004. In April 2020, according to Statista, it had 2,498 million active users.

5. Which applications does Facebook own?

Facebook owns Instagram, the fourth most popular social network, with 1 billion active users. It also owns WhatsApp, the instant messaging network with the most users: 2 billion worldwide.

-Summary:
By definition a social network is a social composition of which many people or companies. However since the popularization of the internet once we talk about a social network we the social network has seen several controversial cases. For the most part users use social media to stay in touch with friends and relatives however. There are those who have observed these platforms as a means of ordering protests and social occupations and facebook the most widespread network.

-Personal reflection:
Social networks have experienced several controversial cases. However, most users use social networks to keep in touch with friends and family. On the other hand, others use it as a means of protest. I found out that currently the most widespread social network in the world is Facebook.

-Hello Maria Isabel

How are you?

-Very well, and you?

I'm fine, thank you

Maria, how is your mother?

-She's a little better, she's still in the clinic... 

-If you were a doctor, what would you do to save her?

If you were a doctor, what would you do to save her?

-If I were a doctor, I would invent a diagnosis to save her.

I understand you, we would all like to.

Yes, and you, how is the economy at home?

-Let's say well, my father still can't get a job.

What do you think will happen if he gets a job?

If my dad got a job, he'd buy us all the food and clothes in the world.

-Thanks for your concern, see you soon!

See you soon! 

-Examples:
Both tyres are flat
I've read both of them
Both of brothers are older
Either option will do

Which one do you want? Either
You can't take either of these blankets
I don't have either a pen or a pencil
Neither hotel has a swimming pool
Neither of us has ridden a horse before
Neither he nor she knows where they have to go

Karol Botto

Camila Hernandez 

Azhara Lopez 

María Osorno 

Daniela Trujillo

-Summary 
The "passive voice" serves to emphasize the subject who performs the action. That is, the person or object becomes the protagonist of the sentence and the one who performs the action

It is generally used in written records, scientific articles and technical documents, but also in newspapers or other formal documents.  A sentence is said to be in passive voice when the meaning of the verb is received by the grammatical person to whom it refers

-Examples
The cat eats the mouse. "The cat eats the mouse" is the active form
The mouse is eaten by the cat. "The mouse is eaten by the cat" is the passive form
The subject of the phrase in the active voice (the cat), becomes a complement to the phrase in the passive voice

María Fernández

Dayana Núñez

Inés Miranda

Luisa Zambrano

-Summary
They serve to express a condition. They are used to join two ideas in such a way that one depends on the result of the other

1. Although: It is used at the beginning or in the middle of a sentence

2. Despite / in spite of: They always precede a noun

3. While: Is used to contrast two complete sentences

-Examples
Although the weather is bad, l want to go to the beach 

I want to go to the beach although the weather is bad

Despite/in spite of the bad weather, l want to go to the beach

The weather is bad. I want to go to the beach, though

Britany Pinto 

Mariana Rojas

Grey Diaz

Daniela Trujillo 

-Summary
Connectors are words or groups of words that help us connect words, phrases or sentences. Cause and effect is a relationship between events or things, where one is the result of the others
1. Because: porque
2. Because of: debido a
3. For: porque
4. Since: puesto que
5. As: puesto que

-Examples
She made one big mistake, as a result, she lost her job
Mary studied hard for the chemistry exam. Therefore, she got an A+
She was very tired as a result of working late
Due to the bad weather, the match was cancelled 

Michael can run very fast

Sharks are extremely dangerous

The restaurant was remarkably empty for a Saturday

 It's incredibly kind of you to help