During the coronavirus pandemic people have to stay at their homes (execpt of those one,who work). Some people are happy that they can stay at home, beacuse in their opinion coronavirus will literally annhilate all humanity, but the others compalin that they can't meet their friends and that this whole virus is harmless. For me this social distancing is pretty easy, because there are so many activities that you can do while quarantine. For instance watching films, reading books, cooking and many many others. We live in 21th century so if you miss your friends you can always call them or talk with them using Skype and seeing each other.

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  1. englishdiary27 marca 2020 03:07

    Right, imagine a quarantine 50 years ago. A landline telephone and one TV channel would have been your only contact with the world outside.

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