Task-2 Some people say that Ebooks and modern technology will totally replace traditional newspaper and magazines to what extent do you agree or disagree

Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.
Write at least 250 words.
Technology is flourishing by leaps and bounds in each and every field and communication is not the exception. However, this tremendous change in the ways of interaction cannot be regarded fruitful straightforwardly because of its certain drawbacks which spark debate on its positive and negative effects.
To embark on, with regards to positive development, one of the prominent benefits is that technology has made communication easier and comfortable. At present, people are hardly one click away from the nears and dears one because of the modern developments like Skype, video conferencing, Whatsapp and social networking sites, like facebook. These advancements have made everyone social up to much extent. Secondly, there are tremendous chances in the way of letters and telegrams were sent and in making calls. People used to stand in long queues on S.T.D and I.S.D booth but now mobile phone and advanced gizmos facilitate everyone to interact freely.
On the other hand, certain drawbacks cannot be ignored like today’ people not only spend a long time in using computers but also do not prefer to meet their friends and relatives face to face leading to a faded relationship. For instance, one of my childhood friends preferred to meet me personally on different occasions like a festival and on birthdays but nowadays, she sends messages for wishing me and send greetings on my mail. Even most of the family members are suffering from asphyxia, a disease sparks from isolation. This is really a worrisome issue for the imitate relationships.
To sum up, despite having numerous drawbacks, no one can afford to turn face from this ever fast modern technology that has to facilitate our lives.
NOTE: CANDIDATES CAN READ ARTICLES OF THEIR INTERESTS FROM NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES TO HAVE THE FAIR GRASP ON THE GRAMMATICAL RULES AND ON VOCABULARY.
10. Some experts believe that it is better for children to begin learning a foreign language at primary school rather than secondary school. Do the advantages of this outweigh its disadvantages?
It is true that language acquisition is a complex process. Therefore, it is advisable to teach a foreign language at elementary school than secondary. According to me, the merits of this notion outnumbered its demerits.
To embark on, there are numerous benefits of teaching a foreign language to children in early age. First of all, children are having a receptive mind with good grasping power. This age is the learning stage of life. Whatever is learned in child age, can remember longer in life. Besides that, children are less egoistic and do not afraid of committing a mistake in learning. As failures are the pillars of success while continuous practicing they may attain a reasonable level of language. Undoubtedly, a language consists of different dialects, grammatical rules, intonations, denotation, functions syntax, and style. By practicing these, a child can possess unmatchable linguistic skills. Secondly, everyone is in a mad race to fly board in this modern scenario and possession of foreign language equip them to communicate freely for easy survival. Moreover, polished communication skills have become a need for the hour of the cutthroat competitional world.
However, it is also a fact that going to school, doing homework, taking part in extra-curriculum activities is itself a time-consuming activity for students. If they are exposing to the regular language teaching sessions that will make them pressurize and psychological illness. This type of burden will hamper their physical, mental and psychological growth.
To conclude, even though, teaching foreign language may aggravate their existing burden yet preparing the young mind for further survival has become mandatory by imparting linguistic skills.