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How e-books differ from printed books

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This paragraph aims to examine the differences between e-books and printed books. To commence with, the meaning of a printed book is a publication made up of pages constrained together. On the other hand, an e-book is a book that has been converted into data form for use on electronic devices. Furthermore, in terms of prices, e-books are more expensive than printed books. Because the majority of the cost of publishing and distributing a book is spent on editing and layout. Printing a physical book is only a small part of the cost of selling a book. For instance, part of it can be the VAT charges in the UK, real books have 0% VAT whereas e-books have a 20% VAT charge. Lastly, e-books are nowadays being used by more and more people because of the convenience, people can read e-book anytime and anywhere as long as they got a phone by themself. In conclusion, there are some differences between these two types of books, readers should consider the benefits to choosing their own book.
This paragraph aims to examine the differences between e-books and printed
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books
. To commence with, the meaning of a printed
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book
is a publication made up of pages constrained together.
On the other hand
, an e-book is a
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book
that has
been converted
into data form for
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use
on electronic devices.
Furthermore
, in terms of prices, e-books are more expensive than printed
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books
.
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Because
the majority of the cost of publishing and distributing a
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book
is spent
on editing and layout. Printing a physical
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book
is
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only
a
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small
part of the cost of selling a
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book
.
For instance
, part of it can be the VAT charges in the UK, real
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books
have 0% VAT whereas e-books have a 20% VAT charge.
Lastly
, e-books are nowadays being
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used
by more and more
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people
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because
of the convenience,
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people
can read e-book anytime and anywhere as long as they
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got
a phone by
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themself
.
In conclusion
, there are
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some
differences between these two types of
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books
, readers should consider the benefits to choosing their
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own
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book
.

IELTS essay How e-books differ from printed books

Essay
  American English
1 paragraphs
175 words
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