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phones
play a crucial role not only in the lives of individuals but Use synonyms
also
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it is a commonly held belief that banning Linking Words
phones
in public areas, like libraries, shops, and public transport, there is Use synonyms
also
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if ban will cause many problems because Punctuation problem
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To begin
with, mobile Linking Words
phones
have become extremely common in recent years. One major reason is that they make our lives easier, as people can order almost anything using their Use synonyms
phones
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In addition
, another important benefit is saving money. Linking Words
For example
, if someone needs new jeans, they can Linking Words
use
their phone to visit various websites and choose the best deals with high quality at reasonable prices.
Another point to consider is that mobile Use synonyms
phones
can have negative effects because they can disturb people and trigger frustration, especially in libraries. Use synonyms
However
, there are several solutions, Linking Words
such
as setting clear rules. Linking Words
For instance
, research shows that cities which enforce rules Linking Words
such
as silent mode or restricted phone Linking Words
use
experience fewer disturbances without banning Use synonyms
phones
completely. Use synonyms
Moreover
, the government should not ban the Linking Words
use
of mobile Use synonyms
phones
; Use synonyms
instead
, it can limit their Linking Words
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in certain situations.
In conclusion, despite people having different views. I believe that it is a bad idea to ban Use synonyms
phones
because individuals mostly depend on them like, Use synonyms
purchase
by Apple Pay, Wrong verb form
like purchasing
order
a taxi, or taking photos. Wrong verb form
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As a result
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it make
make
them so much anger and bored.Correct subject-verb agreement
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