I think the advancement of technology has been significant for communication. First, we tend to use some platforms like social media, shut up facebook or messenger to sign message and even communicate with order. And it’s really convenient for us when we can have video call or communicate with other people and use some emojis which can make the confrontation less boring. And it’s really amazing when we can see relative face even their minds away. However, I think some people would be glued to the screen when they tend to use technology shut up like mobile phones to immerse themselves in another world without communicating with others. And these are too pretty simply like they cut themselves off from the surroundings. Therefore it impaired their communication skills and also lead to antisocial behaviors in the future.
Band 6+: How has technology changed the way people communicate with each other
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I think the advancement of technology has been significant for communication. First, we tend to use platforms like social media, such as Facebook or Messenger, to send messages and even communicate with others. It's really convenient for us when we can have video calls or communicate with other people and use emojis, which can make the conversation less boring. It's amazing when we can see a relative's face even if they're miles away. However, I think some people become glued to the screen when they use technology, like mobile phones, to immerse themselves in another world without communicating with others. This can lead to them cutting themselves off from their surroundings. Therefore, it impairs their communication skills and can also lead to antisocial behaviors in the future.
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