Many people use written language in a less formal and more relaxed way. Why? Does this development have advantages? Give reasons and example

Many
people
use
written language in a less formal and more relaxed way. Why? Does
this
development
have advantages? Give reasons and example In my , opinion many
people
nowadays
use
written language in a less formal way and
this
related
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to the increasing numbers of
people
that are able to write and to the technological revolution.
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of all twenty-one century are well-known
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era of technological
development
which means
people
are more active compared to their ancient relatives. For ,example compare to ten years
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we can contact each other and inform about some issues just with one massage. Calling someone and having a short conversation about the same issue would take 5 to 10 minutes but
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took only 2 of them. Rapid
development
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given us enormous ways to save
time
but at the same
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it requires us to be faster while making decisions or actions. As
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result
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formal writing style which requires extra
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attention
and
time
are
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not suitable for
needs
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of
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.
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reason
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formal writing getting less used is the high
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of
people
that have been
tought
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taught
how to read and write. In the other words writing now is
an
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universal tool for information exchange and as it
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always has been,
people
prefer to make their tools
more easy
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for
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use
. Compare to old times
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aesthetics
of writing is not a
priorited
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priority
prioritised
for human beings.
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when I was
at
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first
grade having
a
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beautiful handwriting was my
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first
demand
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me. But after 15 years since I was a
first
classer
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reaction
was
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shifted from children’s writing towards their speaking skills. In my
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it is again
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related
to
the
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our
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new direction where
time
is the most important resource. If technological
development
and new IT technology hadn’t been
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developed
.Would formal writing skills be required as
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impotant
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important
skill in
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social life? I
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in
this
case formal writing would lose its
popularty
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popularity
. We should accept that relaxed and more fast writing
are
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more easy
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to learn and
use
compare
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compared
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to
time consuming
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and dry formal style. In the
future
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I believe in-formal writing will make
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of learning a lot more
easyier
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easier
for children
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • informality
  • digital communication
  • texting
  • social media
  • instant messaging
  • generational shifts
  • brevity
  • personal expression
  • language standards
  • erosion
  • interlocutors
  • emojis
  • internet slang
  • academic contexts
  • language learning
  • misunderstandings
  • language teaching
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