You are a speaker in an inter
School debate on the topic smartphones are
doing more harm than Good to students
Write ur speech for or
against the topic

Have you ever thought what would you do without your phone in terms of contacting people, Having an apointment, Many people would think you could contact by letter, But what about fi you need to contact in that same instant and with someone living in another country would that bé possible? Also think in all the amount of people working via phones, What would happen with all of those they will lose their Job, What a luxiry Don’t it?

The new generation of cell phones are amazing and have so many capabilities this isn't the best example but they can be used as a flashlight for when your camping or what not also they can be used for a GPS which is awesome they are the best things we have today and have so much potential. In phones period we have the ability to talk and text which is great for communicating with distant family and friends and even make new friends and new relationships. The reason they are looked down upon is cause teenagers use them as a excuse not to do their work and procrastinate which is awful and they won't go outside and have fun they just like to be on their phones and don't act great full of what they got, But in the end the phones are a basic necessity of the modern world.

Imagine being lost in the middle of the night, but you have your mobile phone. You could call/text somebody. In this situation, you could also bring up your map app, to help you. Or you could use it for entertainment. There's nothing a game of Cut The Rope can't do

Explanation:

it is the most commonly accepted one

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