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Disagree or agree the statement: People can learn more from watching television than reading books. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer
Even it was past many years, the fabulous time when I watched television with my sisters and friends is still vivid and abundant in happiness and tears. It is admitted that the invention of the television has brought enormous changes to our life and I believe most of them are benefit that make people could learn more it than reading books. The following reason would be listed to support my perspective.
First of all, the most improvement that books can’t compare with television is the shortage of voice and picture. Form the television we not only learn the literal information, but also the relative photos or video, moreover, if you watch a movie, you could gain more information about the work from the actor or actress, the director, the photographer and so on, which is can’t be provided by the original book. Take the American classic <Gone With the Wind> for instance, not matter how the detailed description the writer took effort to on the costume in that period, rarely the readers can accept the same acknowledge as the audiences from the movie. We can also find the distinction from the depiction of scenery, appearance and the other aspects.
More importantly, it is all known that the reading is an independent process, which means we can’t share our emotions and the knowledge during the moment we are reading. But the things would be different when we watch the TV. If it’s a comedian, we could laugh with friends or family, if it’s a tragedy, we also can hug together and console each other. From those experiences, we could obtain the common feeling and interest with the people we love.
In addition, the television is so popular in the world, you can watch news or show from it almost wherever you are, but books, they are more expensive and harder found. In that case, people could have more chances to learn from the TV.
In conclusion, I stand with the statement that: people can learn more from television than reading books. |
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