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It is generally believed that the Internet is an excellent means of communication but some people suggest that it may not be the best place to find information.

In a globalized world where everyone shares their own thoughts and opinions about what happens in the environment surrounding them, apparently the Internet has become the only way with which people find information. However, this can be debatable, since there are also other means of communication, such as the news, newspapers, and the local press, to keep us updated about what is occurring in the world. For this reason, many people think that social networks, such as Facebook, always tell the truth. Nevertheless, sometimes this can lead to believe to fake news. This occurs because people don’t verify their sources: once you find a news, you should not be immediately involved in its content. Instead, you have to do a research whether that news is true or not, by typing its title in a common web browser. However, I guess a large number of people prefer a website rather than a newspaper to find information is because is a lot faster, cheaper and more comfortable. For example: if someone wants to know what today’s news are, he just have to click it on a smartphone and you have tons of information about what happened in your country today from your home. However, if you want to find the same information in a newspaper, you have to move from your chair, take the car, and buy it every single day in order to keep you updated. To conclude, I reckon that the Internet has revolutionized our lives and now it is way easier to get access to the news or to cultural and political information. Nonetheless, I also think that when searching for information, we need to be conscious about whether the source is true or not, by doing our own research.
In a globalized world where everyone shares their
own
thoughts and opinions about what happens in the environment surrounding them,
apparently
the Internet has become the
only
way with which
people
find
information
.
However
, this can be debatable, since there are
also
other means of communication, such as the
news
, newspapers, and the local press, to
keep
us updated about what is occurring in the world.

For this reason
,
many
people
think
that social networks, such as Facebook, always
tell
the truth.
Nevertheless
,
sometimes
this can lead to believe to fake
news
. This occurs
because
people
don’t verify their sources: once you
find
a
news
, you should not be immediately involved in its content.
Instead
, you
have to
do a research whether that
news
is true or not, by typing its title in a common web browser.

However
, I guess
a large number of
people
prefer a website
rather
than a newspaper to
find
information
is
because
is a lot faster, cheaper and more comfortable.
For example
: if someone wants to know what
today
’s
news
are, he
just
have
to click it on a
smartphone and
you have tons of
information
about what happened in your country
today
from your home.
However
, if you want to
find
the same
information
in a newspaper, you
have to
move
from your chair, take the car, and
buy
it every single day in order to
keep
you updated.

To conclude
, I reckon that the Internet has revolutionized our
lives and
now
it is way easier to
get
access to the
news
or to cultural and political
information
. Nonetheless, I
also
think
that when searching for
information
, we need to be conscious about whether the source is true or not, by doing our
own
research.
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IELTS essay It is generally believed that the Internet is an excellent means of communication but some people suggest that it may not be the best place to find information.

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  American English
4 paragraphs
291 words
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