Nowadays, lots of teenagers and young adults usually misspell words or use grammar incorrectly. Some people blame the widespread use of text messaging applications on the phone, but I disagree with this opinion. In my perspective, our today’s rushing lifestyle and human’s laziness are the culprit of this problem.
Firstly, in the present, people live in a quicker lifestyle compared to the past, salarymen rush into their offices and commuters walk faster in order to reach their destinations in no time. Life is accelerated, same as the way we communicate to each other. For example, the use of the word “OK” which derived from “All clear”. In the past, it was not commonly used and also seen as uneducated, but these days, it seems that “OK” or “Okay” are vital for replying to lots of our conversations.
Secondly, since most people are created to innovate things that could make our life easier and this is the result of our laziness. Lots of acronyms are the evidence which illustrate how we utilise our creativity to talk or write a letter to each other. For instance, lots of youngsters and even some older people would prefer to use “ASAP” instead of “as soon as possible” or “u” instead of “you”. However, this type of English usage may give us consequences, such as less ability to use complex grammatical structures or inability to be adept at using English.
Lastly, I do not think that text messaging using various mobile phones could undermine our ability to use English properly. Instead, it is possible that our lackadaisical traits within our body and swift lifestyles are causes of growing grammatical errors.
Nowadays,
lots
of
teenagers
and young adults
usually
misspell words or
use
grammar
incorrectly
.
Some
people
blame the widespread
use
of text messaging applications on the phone,
but
I disagree with this opinion. In my perspective, our
today
’s rushing lifestyle and human’s laziness are the culprit of this problem.
Firstly
, in the present,
people
live
in a quicker lifestyle compared to the past,
salarymen
rush into their offices and commuters walk faster in order to reach their destinations in no time. Life
is accelerated
, same as the way we communicate to each other.
For example
, the
use
of the word “OK” which derived from “All
clear
”. In the past, it was not
commonly
used
and
also
seen
as uneducated,
but
these days, it seems that “OK” or “Okay” are vital for replying to
lots
of our conversations.
Secondly
, since most
people
are created
to innovate things that could
make
our life easier and this is the result of our laziness.
Lots
of acronyms are the evidence which illustrate how we
utilise
our creativity to talk or write a letter to each other.
For instance
,
lots
of youngsters and even
some
older
people
would prefer to
use
“ASAP”
instead
of “as
soon
as possible” or “u”
instead
of “you”.
However
, this type of English usage may give us consequences, such as less ability to
use
complex grammatical structures or inability to be adept at using English.
Lastly
, I do not
think
that text messaging using various mobile phones could undermine our ability to
use
English
properly
.
Instead
, it is possible that our lackadaisical traits within our body and swift lifestyles are causes of growing grammatical errors.
7.5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
7.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7.5Mistakes