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Some people think that excessive use of smart phones badly affects teenager’s literacy skills. Do you agree or disagree?

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Excessive
use
 of cellular
devices
 may have several negative
impacts
 on young
people
. It is argued that it may
harm
 the academic
abilities
 of
youth
. I do not agree with
this
opinion
 and believe that it is harmful for the young
generation
 in some
aspects
;
however
, overall in
this
era
Add a comma
,era
show examples
 it is
one
 of the
essentials
 that
youth
 must have with them. Excessive
use
 of cellular
devices
 may have several negative
impacts
 on young
people
. It is argued that it may
harm
 the academic
abilities
 of
youth
. I do not agree with
this
opinion
 and believe that it is harmful for
young
Add an article
the young
show examples
generation
 in some
aspects
;
however
, overall in
this
 digital
age
Add a comma
,age
show examples
 it is
one
 of the
essentials
 that
youth
 must have with them. Excessive
use
 of cellular
devices
 may have several negative
impacts
 on young
people
. It is argued that it may
harm
 the academic
abilities
 of
youth
. I do not agree with
this
opinion
 and believe that it is harmful for
young
Add an article
the young
show examples
generation
 in some
aspects
;
however
, overall in
this
 digital
age
Add a comma
,age
show examples
 it is
one
 of the
essentials
 that
youth
 must have with them. Excessive
use
 of cellular
devices
 may have several negative
impacts
 on young
people
. It is argued that it may
harm
 the academic
abilities
 of
youth
. I do not agree with
this
opinion
 and believe that it is harmful for
young
Add an article
the young
show examples
generation
 in some
aspects
;
however
, overall in
this
 digital
age
Add a comma
,age
show examples
 it is
one
 of the
essentials
 that
youth
 must have with them.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • pervasive
  • diminished
  • sustained
  • complex vocabulary
  • sentence structures
  • shorthand communication
  • adhere
  • standard rules
  • punctuation
  • educational apps
  • real-time communication
  • comprehension levels
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