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HI Irene!
I hope this helps! My corrections are in bold. As you may already know, an equivalent idiom to "knowing something like the palm of your hand" is "knowing something like the back of your hand". Both are correct but I feel the latter is more common.
Best wishes,
Matt
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The increased use of
technology in the workplace helps young people gain work more
efficiently. Young people grow up with technology, so they know
it like the palm of their hands. Great technology skills can help young
people improve their work efficiency, which allows them to finish much
more tasks, so that they gain experience quickly. That experience will bring young people a bright future. For
example, young people who are adept at technology will have far more prospects in the field of IT, where one promotion follows another.
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