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    and etc. That are caused because teenagers are distracted texting about every aspect of their lives, it makes people wonder if teenagers can't put their phone down at all to do one simple thing. 1. How can texting effect Socializing effects? Text messaging is affecting the ways teenager’s communicate with people, texting has become a long ways and it’s such an extreme that instead of having a face to face conversation they are just using single sentences and thoughts but they can also be…

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    information gaps around the world. In our society, there are over 36 billion text messages sent each day; over 1.19 billion active Facebook users; and 320 million active Twitter users each month. It stands to reason from these usage statistics that people have been positively influenced by social media and find it beneficial. But like all things in life, it’s not just sunshine and rainbows. There is growing concern that text messaging is harming our literacy skills and that Facebook and Twitter…

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    Is Text Messaging Diminishing the English Language? Everyone knows at least a little bit of text messaging talk; everyone has heard or seen it somewhere. In our society, phrases like “lol, omg, brb, yolo” are understood because the widely carried influence of the type of slang. There are many, many differences between text talk and proper English, but there are surprisingly comparisons between the two. Many believe that the text talk we all know and love is actually diminishing our proper…

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    all forms of communication including emails, phone calls, and letters. It has become the primary way for high school students and college students to communicate to others. Text messaging could be replacing face-to-face conversations for teens. It has become normal for teens to spend majority of their time texting. Text messaging has opened up new ways for individuals to communicate; including ways that have been known to lead to destruction for a individual’s reputation and leading to distress…

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    communication purpose, which is messaging and sharing information through different social media. Communication now days becomes global and takes a form of electronic transformation. It is apparent that people communicate and share information with smartphone much more before. The development of mobile technology along its simplicity contribute to this extensive use. Many people around the world engaged in texting and messaging via smartphones. People prefer text messaging than email or other…

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    Texting Symbols

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    with spellings, punctuation and using new generated acronyms have spoiled the language skills of youngsters today. When you 're typing with your thumbs, you need to save your effort by communicating with as few letters as possible, so users created text message symbols as a sort of shorthand to make texting easier and faster. Most symbols make sense, and have become a mainstay in texting language.. Emoticons use symbols to present the emotions and mood of the texter (Beasley, 2009). This can be…

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    Pros And Cons Of Texting

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    Did you know that the first ever text message was “Merry Christmas” all the way back in 1992? According to Charles Arthur, of The Guardian it’s true. The text message technology has significantly grown over the years and it shows! Since then, cell phone companies have expanded to allow apps, create an entire group conversation via text messages and so much more. From sending one text message, to the modern day, where millions of people send hundreds of text messages monthly. Individuals now…

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    (2) Whether the conversation is over text message or phone call there is no social interaction involved with that person that is being spoken to. (2) By regularly contacting someone by cell phone one cannot truly know who that person is. (2) Social interaction is very important when getting to know someone, or start a relationship with someone. (4) Text messaging is an easy way to start and end a relationship, but the problem is that no effort is put…

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    change people's expectations and way of living. The best thing to do is to focus on the more important things in life, bedsides on a screen. The average American teen sends out about 1,500 texts a month. The rise in texting is too recent to have produced any conclusive data on our deteriorating health. Text messaging has grown rapidly…

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    call a person. Nowadays, mobile phones have become a necessity of our lives and majority of the people couldn’t live without their mobile phones. Although mobile phones has many function but most of the people are utilized for the most part for messaging and calling purposes. Mobile phones are very convenience for us to interact and communicate with another who are stay in another country and another places. Many people especially generation Y are addicted to mobile phones by…

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