I would like to say that the use of technology has been increased widely over the last few years. Most of the people are no dependent on the technology because nowadays our world is fully dependent on automation. So people like to do their chores automatically rather than doing it manually. Every technology has pros and cons. So it depends on the person who is using it. I would like to say that technology I use the most is obviously it’s laptop and mobile phone both. But conveniently saying mobile phone is more economical option because I can spend less and more through the mobile phone. It has various uses like I can use it to connect with my family in front and I can entertain myself through mobile phone using social media apps and so many other kinds of games are no available where I can play games and connect with the social network, socially with so many other people. But the other thing is as far as I am concerned with its disadvantages, you can’t deny its disadvantages. With passage of time, we are more dependent on the mobile phone and we are very busy in mobile phone. mobile phone. We connect socially people on mobile phone but we are unable to connect people when we meet them physically or verbally. So it I think it has to create a communication barrier between families who are living together, people spending more time on mobile phones. Secondly, the UV radiation coming out from the mobile phone is badly influencing the the health of people. Specifically, I would say eyes, it badly damages the eyes, retina and you face severe eye damage. I think it is used depending on the person who is using it. How do you use it? It depends. I think using two eyes a day is enough for a person. So it is, it should be used in lemon but we can’t deny its benefit also.
Band 5+: Describe a piece of technology that you find frustrating, yet you cannot live without. You should say: - What the technology is - How often you use it - Why it frustrates you And explain why you continue to use it despite the frustration.
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I would like to say that the use of technology has increased widely over the last few years. Most people are now dependent on technology because nowadays our world is fully dependent on automation. So people like to do their chores automatically rather than doing them manually. Every technology has pros and cons, so it depends on the person who is using it. I would like to say that the technology I use the most is obviously my laptop and mobile phone, both. But conveniently speaking, the mobile phone is a more economical option because I can spend less and do more through the mobile phone. It has various uses, like I can use it to connect with my family and entertain myself through social media apps, and so many other kinds of games are now available where I can play games and connect socially with so many other people. But as far as I am concerned with its disadvantages, you can't deny them. With the passage of time, we are more dependent on the mobile phone and we are very busy with it. We connect socially with people on mobile phones, but we are unable to connect with people when we meet them physically or verbally. So I think it has created a communication barrier between families living together, with people spending more time on mobile phones. Secondly, the UV radiation coming out from the mobile phone is badly influencing the health of people. Specifically, I would say eyes, it badly damages the eyes, retina, and you face severe eye damage. I think it depends on the person who is using it. How do you use it? It depends. I think using two hours a day is enough for a person. So it should be used in moderation, but we can't deny its benefits either.
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