a) A tablet computer can be taken anywhere as it is ______.

b) A type of telephone that can be used anywhere is called a ______.

c) WhatsApp is an ______ that you use on your cellphone for sending messages and making voice calls.

d) The word email is short for ______ mail.

e) A computer that is connected to the internet is ______.

f) Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are examples of ______ sites.

g) www.gotoschool.po.ac is an example of an address for a ______.

h) The ______ is used to connect many computers all over the world, together, at the same time!

b) Toben said: ‘Send a text message!’ Toben told me ______.

c) Onyedi said: ‘Help Jire’s brother!’ Onyedi told me ______.

d) Tambara said: ‘Wash your hands!’ Tambara told me ______.

e) Omolola said: ‘Open the door!’ Omolola told me ______.

f) Uchechi said: ‘Sit over here.’ Uchechi told me ______.

b) Chichima said: ‘Don’t meet Zeenat at the motor park!’ Chichima told me ______.

c) Anuli said: ‘Don’t check your emails!’ Anuli told me ______.

d) Mobo said: ‘Don’t shut the windows!’ Mobo told me ______.

e) Chuku said: ‘Don’t study for the test!’ Chuku told me ______.

f) Binta said: ‘Don’t ask me about my sister!’ Binta told me ______.

a) Start with your introduction. Say what the argumentative essay is about: the positives and negatives of cellphone use.

b) For the body of your essay, organise and order your ideas from the table. Write at least two paragraphs. Keep the positive and negative ideas apart.

c) For your conclusion, give your own opinion about cellphones. Read your rough draft. Check your spelling and grammar, as well as the flow of ideas in your essay. Then write out your essay neatly.