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Should parents limit the amount of time that children spend using computers?

Oh absolutely, screen time of children should be limited. Children are generally unaware that exposure to computers may cause eye strains. Thus parents should give permissions to use computers for only half an hour or so.

2) What do you think of people who are addicted to playing computer games?

3) What do you people use computers for?

4) Should parent limit the amount of time that children spend using computers?

5) What impacts may robots have on employment and the way people work in the future?

6)Do you think technology has always had positive effects on people`s lives?


PUBLIC PLACES

1) Why do people like to go public places?

2) Do you think old cities have more character than modern?

3) What factors make the character of a city?

4) What changes do you think would made cities better?
5) What changes usually take in cities and towns?

6) Do you think city dwellers should be consulted about the changes that should be made to their city?

7) What are the purposes of public places in towns and cities?
8) What interesting places are there in your hometown?

9) Can you name public places in which people like to spend their free time?

10)Do you think there should be more free public places?

MOBILE PHONES


1)Do young and old people use phones in the same way?
Well I wouldn’t say that aged and the young make use of the phone for the same purposes, I think the old use the telephone for its certain commodities like communication with their acquaintances, mainly for gaining help or informing about certain things to their sons or daughters. But, when it comes to the young, they have multiple purposes of using the telephone, for example, they may use their telephone for entertainment or for their education. For example, most of my contemporaries in my country, use the telephone, mainly social media, to entertain themselves. And this is the most widespread way of using the telephone.


2) What are the differences between writing a letter and writing a message on a cell phone?
Well, the difference is in the time spent on both of the processes. For example, I myself consider typing as a more time-saving activity, rather than writing a letter. And the level of understandability can also be another distinction, because some people have very terrible handwriting just like me. When I write, almost nobody can understand what I wrote in my paper. But, when I type, there is a function in my telephone called T9 or T6 which automatically corrects my mistakes, so I write both understandable and quick too.


3)Many people think, mobile phones can be annoying at times. Can you give any examples of that?
One example can be the time when you concentrate or want to sleep. For example, every time I want to focus on my studies, I tend to receive a lot of notifications from different kind of social media platforms like Telegram or Instagram. And they tend to distract me even if I to delete my notification, I inadvertently enter them and spend hours, because it is quite addictive. But also, if a person wants to sleep but the telephone keeps ringing, it can also become very annoying tool. Once again, the example can be me myself, every night I tend to receive tones of messages from friends and I simply cannot sleep, therefore, I somehow suffer from insomnia nights too.


4)Do you think there should be laws on the use of mobile phones?
No, there shouldn’t. there should be certain prohibitions on entering certain dangerous websites like _____ websites or I don’t know somehow _____ websites but, other functions of the telephone should be free touse I think. Because, with the all of the functions we can facilitate our data-life challenges and make bests of the functions in our data-day-life.


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