Many people believe that social networking sites (such as Facebook) have had a [huge negative impact on both individuals and society. To what extent do you agree?

Social networking sites
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as Facebook ,Instagram and Twitter
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trough
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which people connect with each other showing their
lifes
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,interests and moments.
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,
nowdays
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these sites are used to
critizes
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criticise
and control the
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of others,by sending comments full of hate and judgements.So the real reason for the creation of social media has been replaced with bullism and cyberbullism . The rise of users of these apps in the
last
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years is
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enormous
and it brought negative consequences on the community and population.
Firstly
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,the dependence on mobile
phone
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is
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increased in a significant way ,leading to lots of health damage.
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,many people but mostly teenagers
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their real
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with social media sites,becoming unable to communicate with others face to face .
Thirdly
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,the
costant
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constant
comparison with others may be the cause of unhappy feelings
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as anxiety,depression ,sadness
as well as
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insicurities
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insecurities
about physical appearance.
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Finally
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i
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believe that using social media in an inadequate way can be harmful for people,even more
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teenagers ,because can lead to a wide range of deficient
behaviour
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behaviours
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like misunderstandings and mistrust .

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task response
Your introduction should clearly state your opinion on the topic.
coherence and cohesion
Try to link your ideas better. Use linking words like 'firstly', 'secondly', and 'finally' in a consistent way.
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Provide more specific examples or real-life situations to support your points.
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You have included valid points about the negative impact of social media.

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • social media
  • impact
  • negative
  • individuals
  • society
  • loneliness
  • anxiety
  • self-esteem
  • cyberbullying
  • emotional harm
  • mental health
  • information
  • misunderstandings
  • trust
  • connection
  • privacy
  • personal data
  • misuse
  • communication
  • interactions
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