Learn essential vocabulary for using computers, websites, and common online activities including keyboard, mouse, download, and email.
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In today's digital world, understanding computer and internet vocabulary is essential for work, study, and everyday life. This vocabulary helps you describe technology, solve computer problems, communicate online, and navigate the digital world with confidence. Whether you're sending emails, browsing websites, or using social media, these words will help you communicate clearly about technology.
Every morning, Sarah turns on her laptop and checks her email for important messages.
She uses the keyboard to type reports and the mouse to click on different programs.
During lunch, she browses websites to search for information and downloads useful files.
In the evening, she uploads photos to social media and logs out before turning off her computer.
By learning computer and internet vocabulary, you can confidently describe your digital activities and navigate the modern world in English!
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Essential physical components of a computer system.
Equipment used to see information and interact with computers.
Devices for saving data and connecting to other equipment.
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Programs and applications used daily on computers.
Digital content stored on your computer.
Basic actions performed on a computer system.
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Activities related to searching and viewing online content.
Sending and receiving electronic messages.
Transferring files to and from the internet.
Using social platforms and managing digital accounts.
Problems you might encounter with technology.
Phrases for describing problems and requesting assistance.
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❌ Wrong: I will open the computer.
✓ Correct: I will turn on the computer. (use 'turn on' for power, 'open' for programs)
❌ Wrong: Can you say me your email?
✓ Correct: Can you tell me your email? (use 'tell' not 'say' with indirect object)
❌ Wrong: I downloaded the internet.
✓ Correct: I downloaded the file from the internet. (download files, not the internet)
❌ Wrong: My computer is very slow. I need to make it faster.
✓ Correct: My computer is very slow. I need to speed it up. (use 'speed up' for computers)
❌ Wrong: I'm going to do a photo.
✓ Correct: I'm going to take a photo. (use 'take' with photos, not 'do' or 'make')
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✓ I use my computer every day to check email and browse websites.
✓ Can you help me download this file from the internet?
✓ My laptop has a good keyboard and a large screen.
✓ I need to click this button to open the website.
✓ Please send me that document by email when you have time.
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