ترجمة تانية اعدادي جزء 2 وحدة ثانية ترم اول 2027 كتاب جيم

1. I remove old pictures from my phone every month. The synonym of "remove" is "delete".

2. English is widely spoken in many countries. The suffix "-ly" is added to "wide" to form its adverb.

3. She keeps her diary in a private place. The antonym of "private" is "public".

4. Ibrahim was feeling very sick, that's why he missed the school trip.

5. My parents never allow me to watch television late at night.

6. It is helpful to read a lot of English books.

7. Here are some tips to help you protect your privacy.

8. Be careful about what you post because it can be hard to remove later.

9. You should check these settings to make sure your privacy is protected.

10. One of the tips for keeping safe online is to change your password often.

11. We should keep our information secure to stay safe online.

12. Your digital footprint is a mark or impression you leave online.

13. This place is secure. The synonym of "secure" is "safe".

14. You should check your privacy settings on social media to protect your account.

15. Ali's strange idea made us laugh. We add "-er" to "strange" to get the noun for a person.

16. My father checks the new updates on his phone daily.

17. Have you ever thought about what it means to leave a digital footprint online?

18. It's so important to keep your personal information private.

19. A/An adult is a person who is fully grown up.

20. Yasmeen tried to ignore rude comments on the internet.

21. Experience is the knowledge or skill that you get from doing, seeing, or feeling things.

22. Don't share your private information. "Private" means "personal".

23. Nader is a very trusted man. He never tells anyone my secrets.

24. I need to open a bank account to keep my money safe.

25. A kind guardian helps a child feel safe and happy.

26. My eyes were wide open when I saw the surprise. We add the suffix "-ly" to get the adverb of "wide".

27. Passwords should be changed by users often.

28. Important data is saved by the system every hour.

29. English is spoken all over the world.

30. My room is kept clean to stay healthy.

31. Dirty trash mustn't be thrown in the park.

32. Online profiles should be designed carefully.

33. Personal photos should not be shared without permission.

34. Strong passwords are used to protect our information.

35. Our lessons are taught well by our teachers.

36. Dina's homework must be finished before playing games.

37. Everything you do online leaves a trace like a footprint.

38. The antonym of the word "secure" is "risky".

39. Our army used a secret code in the last war.

40. We add the prefix "un-" to form the opposite of "comfortable".

41. My phone seemed to disappear, but I found it. The prefix "dis-" gives the opposite of "appear".

42. My dog is active and runs all day. The antonym of "active" is "lazy".

43. To "collect" means to gather items, usually over time.

44. It's important to stay active by doing sports or going for walks.

45. The officer found a/an clue that helped identify the thief.

46. Rodanya likes to collect coins and stamps.

47. When someone chooses to post or share something online, this is called active footprints.

48. My brother's favorite hobby is collecting old stories.

49. An active footprint happens when you add or share something online.

50. We shouldn't leave active footprints online. The opposite of "active" is "passive".

51. Stars appear in the dark sky at night. To get the opposite of "appear", we add the prefix "dis-".

52. Samir likes to make up funny stories for his friends.

53. Always be kind online to build an active online identity.

54. Ashraf thinks the internet will last forever.

55. You should protect your online identity and never share personal details online.

56. There are two kinds of footprints. The word "kinds" is like "types".

57. My favorite hobby is to collect coins and stamps.

58. Parents try hard to protect their kids from danger. The synonym of "danger" is "risk".

59. A thief stole money from the shop last night.

60. This puzzle is very complex and takes time to solve. The antonym of "complex" is "simple".

61. Your online identity can shape how others see you.

62. I usually use my name and birth year as my password.

63. Everything we do online leaves a mark.

64. Last year, my father's Facebook account was hacked as his password was very simple.

65. If I don't set my privacy settings properly, all my photos online will be seen by others.

66. Don't put yourself at risk by trying extreme sports.

67. Think carefully before you post because your digital footprint is permanent.

68. The word "complex" refers to something that may be difficult to understand.

69. To get the opposite of the adjective "regular", we add the prefix "ir-".

70. Good parents always worry about their little children when they play outside alone.

71. Bad habits can put your health in great danger. A synonym of "danger" is "risk".

72. The dark forest was scary. The antonym of "scary" is "peaceful".

73. You should make sure that you don't post your personal details online.

74. We must use proper words when speaking. The suffix "-ly" changes "proper" into an adverb.

75. To log into your account, you need to have a strong password.

76. Your digital footprint is the history of your activities on the internet.

77. Our online identity is shaped by the things we post and share.

78. Passwords must be kept secret to protect your privacy.

79. Passive footprints happen without your knowing, like when websites collect your data.

80. Try to be safe online. The antonym of the word "safe" is "dangerous".

81. Personal information is shared online by millions of people every day.

82. Photos and videos shouldn't be shared with strangers.

83. We must be careful because anything we post on the internet can become permanent and last forever.

84. We can add the suffix "-ion" to the verb "act" to change it into a/an noun.

85. The new software must be updated properly to prevent hackers from stealing data.

86. Clues can be found easily by a smart online hacker.

87. When you use the internet, the history of your activities online is called a digital footprint.

88. I can't manage all this work alone.

89. She felt comfortable sharing her ideas with her team. To get the opposite of "comfortable", add the prefix "un-".

90. To stay safe online, you shouldn't share your full name or address.

91. Facing challenges helps us grow.

92. "Far apart" means being in distant places.

93. The list will include all the students who joined the trip.

94. Gen Z is the first group born in the 21st century of the world.

95. You should balance online activities and real-life connections.

96. A person who grew up using technology like computers is a digital native.

97. Amal's parents always advised her to express herself.

98. Women and girls usually follow the latest trends in fashion.

99. The problem is not simple, it is complex.

100. Sharing personal information online can put you at risk.

101. The officer found a clue that helped identify the thief.

102. This password isn't strong; it isn't secure.

103. The teacher removed the old poster from the wall.

104. We follow these tips to use the internet safely.

105. Do not share your password with anyone.

106. Asmaa likes to share her ideas with the class.

107. I have two accounts on social media.

108. My teacher showed us how to create a password safely.

109. I like to play games on the internet every evening.

110. I keep my diary in a private place at home.

111. We live in a digital age where people use websites and apps every day. When you post a photo online, it becomes part of your digital footprint. Even small pieces of data can leave a trace that others may see. To protect your privacy, never share your address or phone number with a stranger. Always check the settings on your account to make sure your information is secure and protected.

112. To stay safe online, you must protect your information. Everything you do leaves a digital footprint. You should use strong passwords and keep them private. Never share your personal data with people you don't know. If you feel uncomfortable about anything, tell a/an adult.

113. Do you know what a footprint is? Everything you post online becomes part of your digital footprint, so you should keep your password secret to secure your accounts. Also, you should not share your personal information to stay safe online.

114. The teacher asked us to get the animal in the picture.

115. Mr. Younis collected our homework at the beginning of class.

116. Badr is looking for his cat in the garden.

117. I read the title to get an idea of the story.

118. A digital footprint belongs to its owner. That's why it's important to think before you post. Social media is fun and useful. But it's also dangerous. Be smart, be kind, and be careful with what you post. Always remember that everything online can stay for a long time. So, use the internet in a good way and respect other people when you share photos and comments.

119. I watched a scary movie with my friends yesterday.

120. Sharing helpful ideas can leave a positive mark online.

121. Parents sometimes worry about their children's safety at school.

122. Lina always clicks carefully when she uses the internet. She knows some websites can put her at risk because they have viruses. She sets her computer settings properly and only uses trusted websites. She talks with her parents about new games or apps. By following these habits regularly, Lina stays safe online and avoids any hackers. She never shares her personal details.

123. To keep your online accounts secure, you need to use strong passwords. Also, check your privacy settings to control what others can see. Everything you do online leaves a trace. My friend was careless and his account was hacked last week.

124. When you use the internet, you should protect your privacy. It is very important to keep your personal data secure from hackers. If you ever face a scary situation, you should talk to trusted adults. They can help you stay safe online.

125. Our digital footprint is very dangerous. An active footprint is when a person chooses to share things on purpose. For example, when a photo is uploaded to social media. Websites may collect users' data without them knowing. This is called a passive footprint, and every time people visit a website, they leave a trace behind.

126. When you use social media—like posting pictures, writing comments, or liking videos—you leave behind clues about what you like, what you think, and who you are. These clues make up something called your digital footprints. There are two types: active footprints—these happen when you choose to share something online. Passive footprints—these happen without your knowing, like when websites collect data about what you look for.

127. The internet is a wonderful place for playing games and learning new things. You leave a digital footprint behind every time you visit a website. It is important not to share your personal information with anyone. You must also use a strong password to keep your accounts safe from hackers. Always ask a/an adult for help if you see something that makes you feel worried.