The Internet allows us to stay connected with each other no matter where we are. On the other hand, it also isolates us and encourages people not to socialise. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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The Internet might be
considering
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as the way that gives us a lot of opportunities to constantly remain
be
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connected with one another. We are able to exchange different entertainment content,
messages
,
calls
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, across social networks, apps, and specialized websites. Via
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people
arrange meetings, which allow us to not be alone.
Firstly
, internet communications are miscellaneous, which makes it not easy to perceive properly, and
the
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significant number of
people
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isolated in their homes, by providing themselves
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number of
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chats.
Additionally
, we can create groups to communicate with large numbers of
people
who share the same interests and goals, despite being from different countries and cultures. And, now communication become faster
instead
of the old method, like paper letters, which would take days and months to be received by the person. And the situation evolved into multi-media
messages
.
such
as recording
messages
, Videos and images. Which makes
messages
clearer and smoother.
For instance
, the teacher explains lessons via Zoom using a video slideshow to illustrate points to students. In conclusion, despite
people
having different views, I see that the internet and social networking with various applications have made it easier for
people
to communicate with each other.
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The essay addresses both positive and negative aspects of the internet quite well, discussing connectivity and isolation.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • instantaneous communication
  • vast distances
  • maintaining relationships
  • professional connections
  • face-to-face meetings
  • in-person communication skills
  • local friendships
  • social isolation
  • community events
  • niche interests
  • like-minded people
  • virtual relationships
  • emotional connection
  • feelings of loneliness
  • superficial friendships
  • overly reliant
  • real-world relationships
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