There is no denying the fact that nowadays there is a
that the new generation
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choosing to listen to
of
newsCorrect article usage
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on
radioAdd an article
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.
it is a commonly held belief that it is a positive
, there is
an argument
opposesWrong verb form
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it. In my opinion, I consider that listening to
is a harmful
that
affectChange the verb form
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the youngsters.
with,
disconnects young
from reality.
songs
dependingWrong verb form
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on
stories, which might
be Unnecessary verb
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let young
to Change the verb form
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imagine
the Correct article usage
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liveReplace the word
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in
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way.
, children
becameWrong verb form
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unaware
aboutChange preposition
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what is happening around them
they are over listening to the songs.
, listening to
a Remove the article
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will not
provideVerb problem
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what is going on
theChange preposition
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world
will just
waistCorrect your spelling
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's lives.
Another point to consider,
has a bad effect on
childrenChange noun form
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brains. It is possible to say that
includes sad
tuneFix the agreement mistake
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or lyrics which harm kids.
, many studies
hadWrong verb form
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that
bad attitudes
intoChange preposition
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childrenChange noun form
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critical thinking, and
it
changeChange the verb form
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their
to be more
.
,
influenced many young
to
rejectsWrong verb form
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the lives they have and to feel they are injured
fromChange preposition
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their family or someone else.
In conclusion, despite individuals having different views, I tend to believe that songs
isChange the verb form
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a negative
because it disconnects
from their lives,
affectsCorrect subject-verb agreement
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brain and badly
changeChange the verb form
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their behaviour.