As the internet becomes more popular, newspapers are becoming a thing of the past. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge and experience.

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In the modern world, we observe a huge rise in
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the
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. Does
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mean that magazines or
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are outdated? Experts have been discussing
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issue for a long time. Some will agree with the statement,
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there are opponents of
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view. On the one hand,
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the
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plenty of printed editions were replaced by online sources. Nowadays, humans prefer to save their time and to find different information from the
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.
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, my friend watches news on the YouTube and it is more comfortable
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because he can
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a video and learn new histories at the same time.
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, there are a number of social networks, where
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consume data.
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, reading information from the network leads to saving money, because it is free.
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,
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is percentage of adults
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paper editions rather than using the
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internet
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. There are mostly elderly
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.
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, my grandparents are not able to use social networks, because it is superb replicated for them.
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why, reading
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for them is not outdated.
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, some individuals enjoy reading
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because of
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attracting
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smell. All things considered, the obvious conclusion to be drawn is that today's
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public has plenty of ways
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new data. From my point of view,
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will never become a thing of the past, because we always have a group of
people
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who are not able to use the
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.
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why, I do not disagree with
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statement.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Access
  • Convenient
  • Fast
  • Expensive
  • Wider range
  • News sources
  • Perspectives
  • Readership
  • Demographics
  • Physical
  • Tangible
  • Reading experience
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