# Life Online Intermediate

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- CEFR: B1 (Intermediate)
- Theme: Science & Technology
- Words: 16
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Digital communication vocabulary such as inbox, attachment and emoji, plus hacker, scam and malware. Words for using email and staying safe online.

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## Word list

* **attachment** /əˈtætʃmənt/: A file that you send together with an email. — “You forgot to add the **attachment** to your email.”
* **inbox** /ˈɪnˌbɑks/: The place where new emails arrive and wait for you to read them. — “My **inbox** was full after the holiday.”
* **emoji**: A tiny picture of a face or object used in messages to show feeling. — “She replied with a laughing **emoji** and nothing else.”
* **forward** /ˈfɔrwərd/: To send a message you received on to another person. — “Can you **forward** that email to the rest of the team?”
* **notify** /ˈnoʊtəˌfaɪ/: To tell someone officially or automatically that something has happened. — “The app will **notify** you when your message is read.”
* **draft** /dræft/: A message or email that you have started writing but have not sent yet. — “I saved the email as a **draft** to finish later.”
* **signature** /ˈsɪɡnətʃər/: A short piece of text, such as your name and job title, added automatically to the end of your emails. — “Add your phone number to your email **signature**.”
* **unread** /ənˈrɛd/: Not yet opened or looked at. — “I have twelve **unread** messages in my inbox.”
* **archive** /ˈɑrˌkaɪv/: To move an old message or email out of your main list, without deleting it, so you can find it later. — “I **archive** old emails instead of deleting them.”
* **cc** /ˌsiˈsi/: To send a copy of an email to someone in addition to the main person you are writing to. — “Please **cc** my manager on this email.”
* **hacker** /ˈhækər/: Someone who breaks into computer systems without permission. — “A **hacker** stole thousands of customer records.”
* **scam** /skæm/: A dishonest trick used to take money or private details from people. — “That email about a prize is almost certainly a **scam**.”
* **username** /ˈjuzərˌneɪm/: The public word that identifies you on a site, typed just before your password. — “I forget my **username** every time I use this site.”
* **account** /əˈkaʊnt/: A personal space on a website that you open with your own name and password. — “Someone tried to get into my email **account**.”
* **spyware** /ˈspaɪˌwɛr/: Software that secretly collects information about you from your computer or phone. — “The free app turned out to contain hidden **spyware**.”
* **malware** /ˈmælˌwɛr/: Any software designed to damage or gain unauthorized access to a computer system. — “Downloading unknown files can install **malware** on your device.”

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