49.

1. Do people in your country use mobile phones a lot

Absolutely, yes. Thanks to the technology advances by
leaps and bounds, the mobile phone that we utilize every
day is more and more sotisphicated with a lot of useful
applications that make our life easier and more
convenient. Therefore, using a smartphone is an evitable
part on a daily basis of every individual in my country.
This allows us to contact friends and relatives in the
quickest way, get updated ourselves to keep up with the
latest information in the world, and mostly for
entertainment like playing games, taking photos, or
scrolling down social media.

2. Why are young people addicted to their mobile phone

Well, there are a variety of reasons that teenagers use
their cell phones. Apart from studying and researching
that helps raise their academic performance, they usually
spend their time on mobile phones because of much
fantastic entertainment like talking to friends, excess
messaging, or playing games, especially scrolling down
many hours on social media platforms. You know,
technology advances by leaps and bounds so that there
are many addictive applications in mobile phones Then,
as a result, they are obsessed with the virtual world day
by day then leads to a decline in the time for studies,
work, or other relationships.
3. What are some advantages of smartphones?
It is obvious that a smartphone has numerous benefits
for human beings in terms of education, social
interaction, and recreation. Initially, people can use it to
study and read the newspaper to broaden their horizons
because the internet is a huge treasure of knowledge,
which allows us to get updated every day to keep up with
the latest information around the world. Furthermore, it
is so convenient to keep in contact with others by calling
and texting without face-to-face communication.
Moreover, young people also browse the internet or play
games to entertain after a hard working day. To make
the use of the smartphones, People should use
cellphones for the correct reasons and in sufficient
quantities .
4. Do young and old people use phones in the same way?
There is a significant difference in how young and old
individuals utilize cell phones. It is mostly in terms of frequency
and different purposes. Regarding younger generations, they
are more competent at using modern devices and they often
use it to make phone calls, send text messages,and browse the
internet to entertain themselves after working laboriously. The
older generation, on the other hand, | usually use phones for
simple functions like interacting with others or reading news to
keep themselves up-to-date with the latest information.

5. Should children be allowed to use a mobile phone ?

In my opinion, mobile phones should only be given to children

above sixteen years of age. Because children were under 16,
their brains are too sensitive to withstand the mobile radiation
that can cause cell damage. Furthermore, they have little
knowledge about the negative impact of mobile phones and
easily become so obsessed with them. Instead of playing sports
in the fresh air or participating in some creative activities or
simply completing homework, they spend most of their time on
the phone, considering it as an evitable part of a daily basis.

6. Have your phone habits changed a lot recently?

For sure. My mobile phone first came out when I was in grade
7. It was only a cell phone that could slowly make calls, send
messages and play the earliest little game like a snake. My
father bought it for me at a cheap price in order to keep in
contact with me, whilst, my friends had more modern phones
that could take photos and get access to the internet. Pretty
soon after that now I have a real smartphone with a lot of
applications. It's very vital for me that be able to easily call
friends with no charge or get updated myself with the latest
information around the world.
7. annoying

Although I appreciate smartphones because of many fantastic

benefits they can make my life more convenient, there are
some problems that make me feel irritated in some cases. For
instance, When I am concentrating totally on completing my
homework, the social media notifications disturb me a lot and
waste my time checking it and absolutely divert my attention.
One of the things I don’t like is that during a conversation with
others, people keep checking their phones. It makes me feel
offended that the person is not paying complete attention.

Advance by leaps and bounds = develop rapidly

Utilize= use

Be an evitable part on a daily basis for

Keep in contact with sb

Get myself updated with the latest information

Entertainment like playing games, taking photos, scrolling the
social media platforms

Be obsessed with sth/ virtual world

Research and study to raise their academic performance

Browse the internet

Use cell phones for correct reasons and in sufficient qualities

Be competent at = be good at

After working laboriously

Feel irritated

Divert my attention
withstand