Social Media ESL Activities Games Worksheets - Free Printable

Here’s the completed table with the correct social media verbs filled in, along with explanations for each:

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Find someone who... | Name | More information
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1. has tagged a friend request from someone this week. | [Student Name] | Example: “Tagged” is used when you identify or mention someone in a post or photo.
2. has checked their social media status in the past month. | [Student Name] | “Checked” means to look at or review something — here, their own profile/status.
3. has been tagged by someone in a photo in the past week. | [Student Name] | Again, “tagged” — being identified in a photo by another user.
4. has created a new social media account recently. | [Student Name] | “Created” — made or set up a new account (e.g., on Instagram, TikTok, etc.).
5. has liked a friend’s comment or photos in the past 24 hours. | [Student Name] | “Liked” — clicked the heart or thumbs-up button to show approval.
6. has posted a selfie in the past week and posted it online. | [Student Name] | “Posted” — uploaded or shared content publicly.
7. has refreshed their newsfeed more than three times a day. | [Student Name] | “Refreshed” — reloaded the feed to see new updates.
8. has followed lots of celebrities on social media. | [Student Name] | “Followed” — subscribed to someone’s content to see their posts.
9. has unfriended someone they can no longer see on their social media page. | [Student Name] | “Unfriended” — removed someone from your friends list (common on Facebook).
10. has uploaded photos of the food they eat on Instagram regularly. | [Student Name] | “Uploaded” — transferred files (like photos) to a platform.
11. has sent a message to a friend online today. | [Student Name] | “Sent” — delivered a private message via DM or chat.
12. has blocked someone they don’t want to be friends with anymore. | [Student Name] | “Blocked” — prevented someone from contacting or viewing your profile.
13. has used a lot of emojis in their social media posts. | [Student Name] | “Used” — incorporated emoji symbols in text or captions.
14. has shared memes with other people on social media. | [Student Name] | “Shared” — forwarded or reposted content to others or your feed.
15. has thought about leaving social media for a while. | [Student Name] | “Leaving” — considering quitting or taking a break from platforms.

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✔ Note: Some verbs like “tagged,” “liked,” “posted,” and “followed” are very common and context-specific to social media. Others like “created,” “uploaded,” “sent,” and “blocked” are standard verbs adapted to digital contexts.

This activity helps students recognize and use everyday social media vocabulary in real-life scenarios — perfect for ESL or digital literacy lessons!

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