Some children spend hours every day on thier smartphones. Why is this the case? Do you think that this is positive or negative develpoment?
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Nowadays
internetCorrect article usage
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and social network is an
part of our daily life. Some people
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that children
spendWrong verb form
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too much
on their smartphones
itCorrect pronoun usage
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might
a negative effectsCorrect the article-noun agreement
negative effects
a negative effect
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some
that it
a positive aspect as well. In the following essays, both negative and
aspectFix the agreement mistake
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will be
.
Body paragraph 1
In
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era of technology and
internetCorrect article usage
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, to be part of
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society
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children might need
and space to have their way to
socializingChange the form of the verb
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with their peers through
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social media
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their smartphones
especiallyAdd the comma(s)
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during the pandemic
whereCorrect word choice
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people can not meet each other
.
, the kids might need
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to spend on their
studyFix the agreement mistake
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for their
up comingCorrect your spelling
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homework, so it might
a lot of
on their research.
Body paragraph 2
, to let children
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hours
everydayReplace the word
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using their
phoneFix the agreement mistake
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can be dangerous.
,
spentWrong verb form
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staring
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the screen for a long
can be harmful
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their eyes in
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long term.
, it
causeChange the verb form
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a Correct article usage
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physical problem
as back pain and office syndrome for a child who sits or stayed in a bad position for hours. And
,
spentWrong verb form
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too much
on their phone might
a bad relationship,
theyCorrect word choice
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might lose their sense of how to greet
ofCorrect your spelling
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treat people in the real world.
Conclusion
In
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,
to Change preposition
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allowing a child to
spentWrong verb form
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might have a positive aspect
as socializing on the internet or for
, it should
be usesChange the verb form
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in the right amount of
.
it will
a negative effectsCorrect the article-noun agreement
negative effects
a negative effect
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rather than
a Correct article usage
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positive
oneFix the agreement mistake
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.
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