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In the future, nobody will buy printed newspapers or books because they will be able to read everything they want online without paying. To what extent do you agree or disagree

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It's often argued that nobody will pay for traditional newspapers and
paper
books
 in the
future
 because they will access all the news and information online and for free. I completely agree with
this
 opinion, and I think
people
 will
use
 online sources in the
future
.
First
 of all, I believe that we live in a cutting-edge era, and everything we
use
 is electronic. Even now,
people
 from all categories
use
 the Internet to read updated news and recent
books
;
therefore
, just older persons of society who can't operate computers and mobiles properly are still reading magazines and printed
books
. In the
future
, these elderly
people
 will be replaced by current children and youth who are totally familiar with technology and will be using the Internet and reading E-
books
 without difficulty.
Secondly
,
books
 and newspapers are made from trees.
In other words
, logging companies cut the wooden bark of trees to produce
paper
, which has a detrimental effect on our planet. Because it leads to the lack of green areas, which causes pollution and even the destruction of natural habitats, currently, environmentalists run a lot of campaigns to prevent cutting down trees, and they will probably succeed in the
future
 and ban
paper
-based products and encourage
people
 to
use
 eco-friendly products.
Finally
, the price of
paper
 is getting extravagant day by day, and many
people
 can't afford that;
therefore
, they inevitably quit the habit of buying
books
 and tabloids and start to
use
 online resources.
However
, some exclusive
books
 wouldn't be free of charge in the
future
, but certainly, they will be much cheaper than
paper
books
. To conclude, I strongly believe that society will
use
 online resources
instead
 of traditional
books
 in the
future
 because of technological progress, the cost of
paper
, and its harmful effect on the environment during its production.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • accessibility
  • convenience
  • cost-effective
  • cultural value
  • sentimental value
  • reliability
  • distracting
  • access to
  • digital devices
  • internet
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