18 | WiFi Connection

Today you will learn 5 new English words related to "WiFi Connection"

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SEWT Team
October 12, 2025

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Being able to talk about “Wi-Fi connections” is important when you're using the internet at home, school, work, or public places. As an ESL learner, knowing this vocabulary helps you ask for help, troubleshoot problems, or explain tech issues more clearly. These words come up often in both casual conversation and professional settings. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

  1. Wi-Fi (Noun): A wireless internet connection that lets devices connect without cables.

  2. Signal (Noun): The strength or quality of the internet or phone connection.

  3. Router (Noun): A device that sends Wi-Fi signals to your phone, computer, or other devices.

  4. Disconnect (Verb): To lose or end a connection between a device and a network.

  5. Network (Noun): A group of connected devices or systems that share information or internet access.

EXAMPLE SENTENCES

  1. Wi-Fi

    • Do you have the Wi-Fi password?

    • The café offers free Wi-Fi for customers.

    • My Wi-Fi is slow today—I can’t load anything.

  2. Signal

    • The signal is weak in the basement.

    • I moved closer to the router to get a better signal.

    • My signal drops every time I walk into the kitchen.

  3. Router

    • The router is in the living room next to the TV.

    • We had to restart the router to fix the connection.

    • Make sure your router is plugged in and working.

  4. Disconnect

    • My laptop keeps disconnecting from the Wi-Fi.

    • I got disconnected during my online class.

    • Try turning off Wi-Fi and reconnecting if you disconnect.

  5. Network

    • Which network should I connect to?

    • The network isn’t showing up on my phone.

    • I can’t print because my laptop isn’t on the same network.

EXAMPLE PARAGRAPH

Yesterday during my online meeting, I suddenly got disconnected, and I couldn’t hear anyone. I checked my Wi-Fi settings and saw that the signal was very weak. After restarting the router, the connection improved, and I was able to rejoin the call. At work, I always double-check which network I’m on because there are separate ones for guests and employees. Knowing how to fix small connection issues has helped me stay calm and solve problems quickly.