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With an increasing population communicating via the internet and text messaging, face to face communication will become a thing of the past. To what extent do you agree with this opinion? v.1

With an increasing population communicating via the internet and text messaging, face to face communication will become a thing of the past. v. 1
One of the most debatable issues in the last decade has been the effects of new media, such as the Facebook chat, Instagram and twitter, on human communication. Some people think, that as a result of the increased communication through the internet, face to face interactions will vanish. Others, including myself, believe that direct communication has many benefits which makes it vital for our society. In the following essay, I will provide arguments and examples to support my opinion. One argument in favour of my opinion, is that text messages can not convey gestures, such as facial expressions or a physical contact. As a result, it is difficult to fully understand the person we talk with. For example, when a men is meeting a girl for the first time, facial gestures like a smile, or physical contact like holding hands, will allow the boy to understand his position regardless of the verbal discussion. This example demonstrates that non-verbal communication is as important as verbal communication, and that new age media can not adress these important aspects. Another reason to support my opinion is that when communicating through the internet, it is very easy to lie. Consequently, many people do not fully trust the ones they are talking to online. When having a conversation via the Watssup application, for example, a person can post a profile image that does not reflect his looks. Also, people can give wrong informtion about their location, jobs and age. According to the New York Times, for example, more than 25% of the people reported giving false personal information online. Furthermore, more than 30% stated they do not trust personal information given to them by other users online. This shows, that online communication is not trsut worthy as personal communication, and in order to fully know a person, direct interaction is vital. In conclusion, I do not agree with the above statement, and believe that online communications has many disadvantages, namely the lack of non-verbal communication, and higher chances of malignaring, as opposed to personal communication. As a result, we should meet people if we are truly interested in knowing them.
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of the increased
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communication
through the internet, face to face interactions will vanish. Others, including myself, believe that direct
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communication
has
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many
benefits which
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it vital for our society. In the following essay, I will provide arguments and
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examples
to support my opinion.

One argument in
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of my opinion, is that text messages can not convey gestures, such as facial expressions or a physical contact.
As a result
, it is difficult to
fully
understand the person we talk with. For
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example
, when a
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men
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is
meeting a girl for the
first
time, facial gestures like a smile, or physical contact like holding hands, will
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allow
the boy to understand his position regardless of the verbal discussion. This
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example
demonstrates that non-verbal
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communication
is as
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important
as verbal
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communication
, and that new age media can not
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Another reason to support my opinion is that when communicating through the internet, it is
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easy to lie.
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,
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many
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people
do not
fully
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online
. When having a conversation via the
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application, for
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, a person can post a profile image that does not reflect his looks.
Also
,
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people
can give
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wrong
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informtion
about their location, jobs and age. According to the New York Times, for
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example
, more than 25% of the
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people
reported giving false
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personal
information
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online
.
Furthermore
, more than 30% stated they do not trust
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personal
information
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given
to them by other users
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online
. This
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online
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communication
is not
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worthy as
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personal
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communication
, and in order to
fully
know a person, direct interaction is vital.

In conclusion
, I do not
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agree
with the above statement, and believe that
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online
communications has
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many
disadvantages,
namely
the lack of non-verbal
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communication
, and higher chances of
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malignaring
, as opposed to
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personal
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communication
.
As a result
, we should
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meet
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people
if we are
truly
interested in knowing them.
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IELTS essay With an increasing population communicating via the internet and text messaging, face to face communication will become a thing of the past. v. 1

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