Assess my task 2 based on 4 criteria of IELTS and give score.

Despite an increasing number of people who tend to read news on the Internet, it is still believed
that newspapers can not be substituted and will not loose its role as the most important source of
news for most people. I, however, think that newspapers will vanish form our lives definitely even if
not immediately.

First if all, it is obvious that eventually everyone will use the Internet to read news as we are living in
the era of technologies. It is claimed that it is easier to read news on social media and it will not take
much time to read them, additionally, reading news on the internet is more comfortable than in
newspaper as you can read news on any time you want s o that you do not have to wait every week
until news magazines are delivered. Secondly, one of the reasons why a lot of people use digital
technologies to read news is the limitless information to which everyone has an access while
newspapers consist of little amount of news.

Moreover, almost everyone in the world have access to online news due to the fact digital
technologies are reaching even the furthest rural areas these days. Thus, the need for newspapers in
our daily life is declining year by year which is good for all of us living on Earth because there is a
chance that the news on newspapers may not the ones that someone wants to read which leads to
fact that magazines can be a waste of both time and money. In stark contrast, if you read news on
the Internet, you can skip the ones that you will find useless or pointless. For instance, one study
conducted by the University of Cambridge showed that the majority of people found reading news
on the Internet to be better than in magazines in every aspect.

In conclusion, more and more people are moving away from newspapers, in favour of the digital
technologies for their comfortability when it comes to reading news, while some individual argue
that newspaper is an integral part of most people's lives. On the other hand, I firmly believe that
newspapers will lose their importance in the long run.