Some people think the news has no connection to people's lives, so then it is a waste of time to read the news in the newspaper and watch television news programs. To what extent do you agree or disagree

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Some individuals argue that
news
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is far away from
real-life
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and
people
waste their time when they watch
news
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or read
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the newspaper
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newspaper
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.
This
essay totally disagrees with
this
statement because the
news
keeps us informed about global and local events , and
news
provide
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curical
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crucial
weather
updated
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updates
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and warnings that can affect daily activities and safety.
people
need to be aware
about
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what
happen
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is happening
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in the
worlds
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world
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and
newspaper
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newspapers
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and
news
programs help
informed
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them about everything.
Moreover
,
news
has a
postive
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positive
impact
in
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their life because if there is a war between different countries,
people
will not go there and stay safe.
For example
, when
Isreal
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Israel
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attacked
Gaza
many
people
traveled
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from
Gaza
, and other countries informed and
they help
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Gaza
by sending food and medications ,
also
they
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follow
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followed
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what
Gaza
's communities suffering and how many
people
have been died there.
Additionaly
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,
news
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the news
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provide
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provides
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weather
infomation
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information
through
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the forcast
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forcast
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forecast
and
eveybody
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everybody
informed
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is informed
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about
weather
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the weather
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if there is
storm
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they will stay at home or if it is rainning they will take their umbrellas.
Furthermore
, before individuals travel to another nation , they will check
weather
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the weather
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news
and pick
right
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the right
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clothes.
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,
weather
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in Dubia
very
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is very
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hot and
everyone
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if everyone
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want
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to travel to a cold place
and
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they
has
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to use
weather
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a weather
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application. In conclusion ,
although
some
persons
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thought
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think
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news
is wasting time , it is
an
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importent
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important
to
informed
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inform
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commuities
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communities
about what
happend
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happened
in the world and how is the
weather
in different countries . It is
predictied
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predicted
that
news
will become
an
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essintial
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essential
for everyone.
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You have provided relevant and specific examples to support your points, which strengthens your argument.
coherence cohesion
The introduction and conclusion are present and reasonably effective in stating your thesis and summarizing the main points.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • informed decisions
  • social issues
  • positive changes
  • weather updates
  • financial news
  • governmental policies
  • democratic participation
  • current affairs
  • local events
  • global events
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