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Some believe that technology, such as mobile phones, cell phones are destroying social interaction. Do you agree or disagree? v.1

Some believe that technology, such as mobile phones, cell phones are destroying social interaction. v. 1
While it is true that new technologies, cell phones, in particular, are eroding the social fabric of our communities to some extent, in my opinion, if used in a systematic manner, the benefits of these devices are comparatively more than the drawbacks. Admittedly, these days, the usage of mobile phones is one of the main reasons responsible for the disruption of face to face communications. This is because technology has marked its steps in every work sector due to which most of the employees now work from their mobiles or laptops. People can have access to all the latest updates related to work and society on their mobile screen. Therefore, these notifications, messages and emails usually distract the people from their social interactions. However, in my perspective, these distractions are the demand for an hour in order to remain updated and it largely depends upon the people how they manage them. Nevertheless, despite the little destruction of social communication, I believe mobile phones provides many more advantages if used in a proper manner. Primarily, with the help of these technical gadgets, employees can manage their work from distant places. Therefore, instead of destroying social interactions, this allows them to attend family functions, parties and meetings without hampering their work. Secondly, using cell phones people can get in touch with their friends or family members living in foreign countries. For instance, according to a report by the 'Times', with the invention of mobile technology, the social interaction of a person has increased to 50%. In conclusion, although some people destroy their conversations with the excess usage of their mobile phones, I perceive that comprehensive use of these technical devices not only makes a person more up to date by providing the latest information but also more sociable by allowing them to attend family get-togethers without compromising of work responsibilities.
While it is true that new technologies, cell
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phones
,
in particular
, are eroding the
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social
fabric of our communities to
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some
extent, in my opinion, if
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used
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in a systematic manner
, the benefits of these devices are
comparatively
more than the drawbacks.

Admittedly
, these days, the usage of mobile
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phones
is one of the main reasons responsible for the disruption of face to face communications. This is
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because
technology has marked its steps in every
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work
sector due to which most of the employees
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now
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work
from their mobiles or laptops.
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People
can have access to all the latest updates related to
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work
and society on their mobile screen.
Therefore
, these notifications, messages and emails
usually
distract the
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people
from their
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social
interactions.
However
, in my perspective, these distractions are the demand for an hour in order to remain updated and it
largely
depends upon the
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people
how they manage them.

Nevertheless
, despite the
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little
destruction of
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social
communication, I believe mobile
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phones
provides
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many
more advantages if
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used
Consider replacing "in a proper manner" with the adverb for "proper"; e.g., "in a hasty manner" with "hastily".
in a proper manner
.
Primarily
, with the
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help
of these technical gadgets, employees can manage their
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work
from distant places.
Therefore
,
instead
of destroying
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social
interactions, this
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allows
them to attend family functions, parties and meetings without hampering their
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work
.
Secondly
, using cell
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phones
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people
can
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get
in touch with their friends or family members living in foreign countries.
For instance
, according to a report by the 'Times', with the invention of mobile technology, the
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social
interaction of a person has increased to 50%.

In conclusion
, although
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some
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people
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destroy
their conversations with the excess usage of their mobile
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phones
, I perceive that comprehensive
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use
of these technical devices not
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only
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makes
a person more up to date by providing the latest information
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but
also
more sociable by allowing them to attend family
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get
-togethers without compromising of
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work
responsibilities.
16Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
21Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes

IELTS essay Some believe that technology, such as mobile phones, cell phones are destroying social interaction. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
308 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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