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Some people opine that cinema will eventually lose its appeal to mass people and very few people will go to cinema halls. v.2

Some people opine that cinema will eventually lose its appeal to mass people and very few people will go to cinema halls. v. 2
In today’s modern world, watching movies has become one of the leisure activities for most people. However, there are a handful of people who assert that people will soon spend less time watching movies in the cinema which I disagree with. There are several factors why I do not think cinema will soon become an abundant place to visit in the near future. To begin, people in the twenty-first century prefer to go to cinema due to the reason that they want to spend their precious time with their family or friends so as to strengthen their relationships. It is one of the ways that people these days, especially the teenagers use to socialise with others. By watching a movie with friends in a cinema, they can exchange their thoughts and give comments about the movie that they watched with their friends which indirectly opening up an avenue for them to understand their peers better.   As a consequence, it is not uncommon to see most of the youngsters actually plan to go to a cinema during their gatherings nowadays. Furthermore, although there are numerous ways to download movies from the internet following the development of technology, most people still choose to go to the cinema because the sound equipment in cinema is more advanced. They like to immerse themselves in the movie as they think the story plot will be more thrilling and it can only be experienced in the cinema which is surrounded by excellent sound effects. According to the result of a recent research conducted in Columbia, most people find watching movies at home is rather boring and is not as interesting as in cinema. Thus, I believe there will not be fewer people to visit the theatre in the near future. In conclusion, I am not convinced by the argument that people will ultimately lose interest in going to the cinema as there is evidence which shows that there is an increasing trend in the number of visitors to the cinema. I believe that cinema will not be faded out, in return, it will continue to flourish in the decades to come.
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movies
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people
.
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, there are a
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of
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people
who assert that
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people
will
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soon
spend less time watching
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movies
in the
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cinema
which I disagree with.

There are several factors why I do not
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think
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cinema
will
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soon
become an abundant place to visit in the near future. To
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begin
,
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people
in the twenty-
first
century prefer to go to
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cinema
due to the reason that they want to spend their precious time with their family or friends
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so as to
strengthen their relationships. It is one of the ways that
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people
these days,
especially
the
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teenagers
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use to
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socialise
with others. By watching a
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movie
with friends in a
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cinema
, they can exchange their thoughts and give comments about the
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movie
that they
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watched
with their friends which
indirectly
opening up an avenue for them to understand their peers better.
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As a consequence, it is not uncommon to
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see
most of the youngsters actually plan to go to a
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cinema
during their gatherings nowadays.

Furthermore
, although there are numerous ways to download
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movies
from the internet following the development of technology, most
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people
still
choose to go to the
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cinema
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because
the sound equipment in
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cinema
is more advanced. They like to immerse themselves in the
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movie
as they
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think
the story plot will be more thrilling and it can
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only
be experienced
in the
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cinema
which
is surrounded
by excellent sound effects. According to the result of a recent research conducted in Columbia, most
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people
find watching
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movies
at home is
rather
boring and is not as interesting as in
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cinema
.
Thus
, I believe there will not be fewer
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people
to visit the
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theatre
in the near future.

In conclusion
, I am not convinced by the argument that
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people
will
ultimately
lose interest in going to the
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cinema
as there is evidence which
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shows
that there is an increasing trend in the number of visitors to the
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cinema
. I believe that
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cinema
will not
be faded
out, in return, it will continue to flourish in the decades to
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come
.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
28Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
6Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people opine that cinema will eventually lose its appeal to mass people and very few people will go to cinema halls. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
356 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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