022 - Computer | ESL Podcast Conversation And: Is your computer working ok? Add: It’s fine why? And: Every time I open Firefox , 5 window’s pop-up automatically, and then they all close. It’s really annoying. Add: You obviously have some kind of virus. Didn’t you install anti-virus software on your computer. And: I did, but I’ve been too lazy to update it. Add: Good move . How did you get it by the way? And: Someone sent me a file on MSN messenger about vacation pics and I opened it. Add: Ha ha. I can’t believe you fell for that. Have fun reformatting your computer. And: Can you do it for me? Add: Nice try . Key vocabulary and phrases that are discussed in the podcast: Firefox – A popular web browser. Web browsers are the programs you use to surf the internet. “Internet explorer” is another popular web browser. “Netscape” is another one Anti-virus software – When you are using the internet there are so many viruses out there that can ruin your computer. You need to install anti-virus software to avoid getting the viruses. Good move – This is another common phrase that is often used sarcastically. If someone does something stupid, you can tease them by saying “good move”. They will know that you don’t mean it. It’s just for fun. For example, if you close the door behind you and realize that you brought the wrong key so now you can’t get in. Someone could say to you, “good move”. Pics – A common short-form for “pictures” Fell for that – If someone tries to trick you and they succeed, it means you fell for their trick. If you get tricked by something really silly where you should have not made the mistake, you might think to yourself, “how could I fall for that?” Have fun reformatting your computer – If you can’t get rid of a computer virus, sometimes its best to reformat your computer. It means you need to erase everything on your hard drive and start again. It’s an annoying process for most people. Here we say, “have fun” because we are making fun of the person again. Of course it won’t be fun. Nice try – Another commonly used phrase. We use it sarcastically again. If someone tries to trick you or get you to do something you don’t want to do, and you don’t fall for their trick, then you can say, “nice try”. Its kind of like saying, “there is no chance you could trick me with that”.