Will Electronic Dictionaries Kill Printed Dictionaries?
With the smart phone appear,more and more people take advantage of it‘s convinience and efficience to do everything available.They use smart phone to look up words frequently which raise a problem about will electronic dictionaries kill printed dictionaries?As far as I am concerned,I don't think the ditionaries will kill printed dictionaries.
,printed dictionaries through strict revision .Not only are the printed dictionaries of lots of explanations,but also the stuffs is correct.Although the electronic dictionaries is quiet convinient and easy for us to use,we will often find some details are wrong expect for its comprehensive conten.
the electronic dictionaries do harm to our eyes.Sometimes we may look up words in the dictionary and read the explnations for a long time.Our eyes will be tired and painful if we focus on the mobile phone screen.Refused to eyestrain,we may inclined to use printed dictionaries .
Above all,the electronic dictionaries won't kill printed dictionaries.
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Will Electronic Dictionaries Kill Printed Dictionaries?
With the appearance of smart phones appear, more and more people are take taking advantage of it‘s their convenience convinience and efficience efficiency to do perform many functions everything available. They frequently use smart phones to look up words frequently which raises a problem question about will whether electronic dictionaries will kill printed dictionaries? As far as I am concerned, I don't think that the electronic dictionaries the ditionaries will kill printed dictionaries.(printed dictionaries through strict revision?) Not only are the printed dictionaries full of many lots of explanations, but also the entries are more accurate stuffs is correct. Although the electronic dictionaries are quite convenient, is quiet convinient and easy for us to use, we will often find some details are wrong (expect for its comprehensive conten.?)
the e Electronic dictionaries do harm to our eyes. Sometimes we may look up words in the dictionary and read the explanations for a long time. Our eyes will be tired and painful if we focus on the mobile phone screen. Refused to Not wanting to experience eyestrain, we may inclined to use printed dictionaries.
Above all, the electronic dictionaries won't kill printed dictionaries.
Hi Xin T,
Make sure you are careful with your spacing. Always leave a space after commas, question marks and full stops.
Regards,
Harriet
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