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People who read for pleasure in their free time have a better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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people who read for pleasure in their free
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 have a better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV. In my opinion,
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 statement is somehow reasonable.
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 of all, reading makes our vision vast whereas watching TV and using social media make us shortsighted.
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 is the sole reason why youngsters these days are bounded
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a certain boundaries
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. By reading more, we get to imagine things and make
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picture
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 of them in our minds which
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 by
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make
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 us more imaginative and creative.
On the other hand
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, television itself
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 pictures and animations which stop making us more productive and we picture that in our mind forever.
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, it is proven that
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people who read for pleasure in their free
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 are often more
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open-minded
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open minded
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 due to
imaginations
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their imaginations
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 which
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causes
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 them to be good in studies comparatively
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 those who spend
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 mostly on screen. It’s concluded that people who read books are more productive, creative and imaginative while others are shortsighted.
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