Yes, I think from past few years technologies is getting advanced day by day. So internet is completely changed that how people communicate with each other. Because if I talk about the 90s or the 80s, in the beginning of 21st century people usually write emails to each other to get to communicate and to do communication with each other and that method takes pretty much long time to send their messages or their emotions to their beloved ones but nowadays it’s pretty easy because we got mobile phones and the internet access and we can communicate with anyone else in by sitting at any place. So it’s pretty easy because we are able to do video calls or voice calls or even text to our loved ones or rather than waiting for like for almost 10 or 15 days we usually receive their call back or we talk with them like within minutes rather than relying on such long days gap
Band 7+: Do you think the internet has changed the way people communicate with each other? Why or why not
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Yes, I think that over the past few years, technology has been advancing day by day. The internet has completely changed how people communicate with each other. If I talk about the 90s or the 80s, in the beginning of the 21st century, people usually wrote emails to communicate, and that method took a long time to send messages or emotions to their loved ones. But nowadays, it's pretty easy because we have mobile phones and internet access, allowing us to communicate with anyone from anywhere. We can do video calls, voice calls, or even text our loved ones, rather than waiting almost 10 or 15 days to receive a call back. Now, we can talk with them within minutes instead of relying on such long gaps.
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