people who read for pleasure have better imagination and language skills than those who prefer watching tv to what extent do you agree or disagree.
Most people consider reading for pleasure have better imagination and language skills than watching
tv
. In my view, reading can stimulate more areas of the brain potentially and have less constriction of doing. Use synonyms
Therefore
, I do agree with the view above and I will analyze the points above.
On the one hand, reading activity involves three parts of the brain. The Linking Words
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part is the temporal lobe to read the words. After the brain accepts the information, it will pass to the frontal lobe to comprehend while reacting. The Linking Words
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part will be the medial temporal lobe which is charged with storing memory. Linking Words
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, when you read a joke, you will realize and laugh. Linking Words
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, the funny jock will be collected in your mind and may share with friends in the future. Reading will motivate the recognition centre and bring you smarter. Linking Words
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to enjoy your free time. All you have to do is open a book.
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, children like watching Linking Words
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speak properly on the account of less communication chance through words.
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in image creation and word skills. Use synonyms
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, I prefer reading to improve these.Linking Words
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