In the future, nobody will buy printed newspapers or books because they will be able to read everything they want online without paying.

Nowadays, there were more and more
people
read articles online rather than buying printed ones.
However
, there were still some
people
prefer to buy printed newspapers or
books
.
Moreover
,
people
could not find all of
literature
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the literature
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online
especially
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,especially
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without paying.
Therefore
, I disagree that there
were
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nobody purchasing printed items and could read everything they want online without charge. It was convenient to read news or
books
on the internet,
nonetheless
, there were still some
people
used
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who used
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to read printed products. For those
people
who loved the stories of the
books
might buy them as their collections. Some elders were used to
read
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printed newspapers as their daily routine. It was harmful
for
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younger children to use electronic items,
thus
their parents would choose printed
books
for them.
Hence
, printed products would always be needed
although
there were other ways to read. There were some reasons that
people
were
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hoped to pay for their reading products. In order to provide the public
better
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with better
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articles, companies needed to spend more time and money to do more research or create better stories.
On the other hand
, some
books
that were printed many years ago might not have an electronic version, libraries needed to hire employees to scan them and put the electronic
books
on the websites. It needed plenty of money to offer the public more kinds of excellent reading material.
Thus
,
people
were able to pay for what they wanted to read. Printed items were essential, and the public might pay for those things they needed. Since
people
could read literature online, there were still some groups of
people
preferred
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who preferred
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printed materials.
Moreover
, no matter
the
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whether the
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newspapers and
books
were printed or shown online,
people
might pay money to obtain the things they wanted.
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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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