3 New English words + The preposition On

<p>Podcast Episode May 25th</p> <p>Season 6, Episode 1</p> <p>To celebrate season 6 I have actually included the full text of this podcast to this episode. So, feel free to follow the text as I go through this episode so that you can get a visual of all the new words that I want to teach you in today’s episode.</p> <p><strong>The</strong> internet is such a <u>prevalent part</u> of our life.</p> <p><strong>The</strong> internet is such a <u>pervasive</u>part of our life.</p> <p><strong>The</strong> internet is such a <u>common part</u> of our life.</p> <p><strong>_______</strong> internet is such a prevalent, of our life.</p> <p>You must include the article “the” when you speak about the internet. The Internet.</p> <p>So, the internet is such a prevalent part of our life. It’s everywhere.</p> <p>It’s in our homes, in our schools and even <u><strong>on</strong></u> our phones. Can you even remember life without <u><strong>the</strong></u> internet? Well, I can.</p> <p>When I was a child, <u><strong>the internet</strong></u> was nowhere to be found because we didn’t have much technology during that time. I remember we had a TV and a radio. That’s it.</p> <p>So, when I was a child, <strong>the</strong> internet was not a pervasive part of our life. Today it is.</p> <p>Now I would like to talk about the preposition <strong>ON</strong>.</p> <p>Why? Because we use it a lot in sentences that are connected to <u><strong>the</strong></u> internet.</p> <p>For example….is Youtube connected to the internet? Absolutely it is. Now, when I watch videos <u><strong>on </strong></u>Youtube….what am I really doing? I am watching something <u><strong>ON </strong></u>youtube. You see, the preposition on we use here is <u><strong>ON.</strong></u></p> <p>Right now you are listening to this podcast…where? Most probably <u><strong>ON</strong></u> your phone. Is your phone connected to the internet? Yes, preposition it is. So the preposition is <u><strong>ON</strong></u>. Oh wait….what am I doing right now? I am typing up this text <u><st