Using a computer every day can have more negative than positive effects on your children. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience
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people
believe that Use synonyms
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using a computer every day can have a negative impact.
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we will discuss the negative effects that might be caused by using a computer for a long time on the body and the mind.
There are many reasons why Add a comma
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think that computers are dangerous, especially for a kid during his development.
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, it is a common opinion that watching a monitor for more than 5 hours every day without taking any breaks might cause big issues in the eyes Linking Words
such
as irritation and dryness.
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, a child can develop a sort of addiction Linking Words
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all the social networks Linking Words
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, Instagram or Snapchat. and might cause isolation and make it harder to talk with real Change preposition
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and find new friends.
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like John Smith from the Use synonyms
oxford academy
, who think that computers can have positive effects on our Correct your spelling
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children
if they have been taught how to use them properly, indeed studies and Use synonyms
researches
confirm that a kid if guided by an adult can solve homework in a short time taking shorts breaks to don’t damage the eyes.
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Secondly
, they can improve their social skills using the right communication methods.
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I agree that computers have negative Add a comma
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because nowadays every family has a computer at home and because it is a quite new technology even adults don’t know how to use it properly, as Use synonyms
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they can’t teach their Add an article
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It's crucial to maintain a clear position throughout the essay. While you presented two sides of the argument, the overall stance needs to be consistent.
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Support your main points with detailed examples. The mention of John Smith and the Oxford Academy needs substantiation with more specific information.
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The essay lacks a clear logical structure which makes it difficult to follow. Each paragraph should contain a single clear idea that is developed and connected back to the thesis.
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Introduction and conclusion are present but could be more effective in presenting the thesis and summarizing the main points, respectively.
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When presenting viewpoints, ensure that your transitions are smooth and ideas naturally progress from one to the other
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