No, I don’t think so. Regarding this question, I would like to talk about two different perspectives. First of all, young individuals spend time reading because most of them are students. compared to older people, their main job are studying and learning. Typically, they spend average six to seven hours on reading. For older people, they got limited time to study due to their job. From this way to look at it, definitely young individuals spend more time reading than older people. Second, it depends on personal habits. For some readers their hobbies is reading. They enjoy reading a lot. They prefer to reading rather lame to other activities. So in this scenario, it doesn’t matter if if they are young people or old people. In my conclusion, it ages, it doesn’t matter to reading this time.
Band 6+: Do you think old people spend more reading than young people?
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No, I don't think so. Regarding this question, I would like to talk about two different perspectives. First of all, young individuals spend time reading because most of them are students. Compared to older people, their main job is studying and learning. Typically, they spend an average of six to seven hours on reading. For older people, they have limited time to study due to their jobs. From this perspective, definitely young individuals spend more time reading than older people. Second, it depends on personal habits. For some readers, their hobby is reading. They enjoy reading a lot. They prefer reading rather than engaging in other activities. So in this scenario, it doesn't matter if they are young people or old people. In conclusion, at any age, it doesn't matter when it comes to reading.
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