Reading This Blog on Your Phone

Thursday, March 27th, 2008 @ 11:06 pm | technology

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The words “poll” and “survey” are similar. Both can be nouns or verbs. To “poll” or “survey” people (verb), you ask for their opinions about something, and then you share the answers. Newspapers and TV news shows often report on polls and surveys (noun). For example, “A new poll today showed that 89% of people like chocolate” or “A survey of English learners showed that 75% wish they could practice speaking more often.”

I’d like to know your opinions, so I’m going to have polls sometimes. Please choose your answer and let me know what you think!

Cell Phone

I might make a cell-phone version of Readable Blog, so that you can easily read this on your cell phone. I want to know if that would be useful for you.

Would you like to read this blog on your cell phone (mobile phone)?

 Yes! I would love to.

 Yes, I might read it sometimes.

 It doesn't matter.

 No, I probably wouldn't use it.

 No, I don't need to be able to.


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