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People who read for pleasure in their free time have better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV. To what extend do you agree or disagree. v.1

People who read for pleasure in their free time have better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV. v. 1
It is true that, nowadays there has been a huge rise in reading for pleasure. In fact, I strongly believe that reading different kinds of books and novels improves imagination skills than watching television for the two reasons. Firstly, by reading books increase the creativity in the mind. While I concede that watching television has some effects on the mind, but the problem is that watching TV spoils your eyes by its rays. A recent research shows that people who watch television for a number of hours tend to get eyesight. Therefore, it's much better to read than watching and reading help you to gain logical thinking, which leads to a great imagination. Another reason for regular readers is they improve their mind mapping and cognitive skills. Although I knowledge that television has more visuals than any book, but you cannot carry your television with you anywhere with you than a book. Moreover, books are very handy and light in weight. As a result, it's much beneficial to read and build visuals in the mind than watching any screen. The final reason is e-books which are easily available online and can be stored in e-readers. In fact, this technology helps you to store a hundred of books in one device and carry anywhere with you and read where ever you want. A good example of this is an Amazon e-reader. Which provides all the facilities required by any readers. In short, not only does books help you to develop creativity and mind mapping techniques, but it also available online in the form of e-book. Therefore, although, I acknowledge that watching television do have some impact, but I personally believe books are much advantageous.
It is true that, nowadays there has been a huge rise in
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reading
for pleasure. In fact, I
strongly
believe that
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reading
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different
kinds of
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books
and novels
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improves
imagination
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skills
than watching
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television
for the two reasons.

Firstly
, by
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reading
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books
increase the creativity in the
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mind
. While I concede that watching
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television
has
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some
effects on the
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mind
,
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but
the problem is that watching TV spoils your eyes by its rays. A recent research
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shows
that
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people
who
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watch
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television
for a number of hours tend to
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get
eyesight.
Therefore
, it's much better to read than watching and
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reading
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help
you to gain logical thinking, which leads to a great imagination.

Another reason for regular readers is they
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improve
their
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mind
mapping and cognitive
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skills
. Although
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I knowledge
that
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television
has more visuals than any
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book
,
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but
you cannot carry your
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television
with you anywhere with you than a
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book
.
Moreover
,
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books
are
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very
handy and
A more concise phrase may lose no meaning and sound more powerful.
light in weight
.
As a result
, it's much beneficial to read and build visuals in the
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mind
than watching any screen.

The final reason is e-books which are
easily
available online and can
be stored
in e-readers. In fact, this technology
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helps
you to store a hundred of
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books
in one device and carry anywhere with you and read where ever you want. A
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good
example of this is an Amazon e-reader.
“Which” at the beginning of a sentence usually requires a 2nd clause. Maybe a comma, question or exclamation mark is missing, or the sentence is incomplete and should be joined with the following sentence.
Which
provides all the facilities required by any readers.

In short, not
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only
does
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books
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help
you to develop creativity and
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mind
mapping techniques,
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but
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it
also
available online in the form of e-book.
Therefore
, although, I acknowledge that watching
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television
do have
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some
impact,
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but
I
personally
believe
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books
are much advantageous.
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23Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
4Mistakes
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IELTS essay People who read for pleasure in their free time have better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV. v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
283 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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