Reading for pleasure can develop imagination and language skills better than watching TV. Do you agree or disagree?

Today, reinforcing the imagination and language skills have become one of the most significant issues around the world, especially among
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educational systems.
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wide
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range of
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controversies
related to which method is the best reading or watching TV programmes, in my
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perspective
, I agree with
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group and I will explain more in
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Firstly
, it is clear that by reading the
story books
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, magazines or any physical books we can observe conveniently the phrases and words, by which I mean not only we would learn about the words' dictation, but
also
we can boost our writing structure.
Furthermore
, it would obviously foster our
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pronunciation
, particularly if those materials have hard
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disk
like CD or DVD that possess the audio voices.
Finally
, children would read loudly
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of sentences and
then
they can definitely be
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by their tutors or even parents, which can make a huge
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on child's ability in terms of reading, listening and
also
speaking. Obviously, I agree that watching TV series and family programmes have a wide range of merit and it would solely
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to a lot of
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improvement
in our skills
such
as listening by its visual features,
however
, we can easily lose our concentration while watching,
in addition
, if there are no subtitles below that programme, we would not know anything about how those phrases have been written. To sum up, both tactics of
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languages and improving our imagination have some cons and pons,
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I suppose the positive aspects of reading physical books have upper hand over others.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • imagination
  • language skills
  • active engagement
  • creativity
  • vocabulary
  • language usage
  • passive
  • simplified
  • dialogue
  • depth
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