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People who read for pleasure in their free time have a better imagination than those who prefer to watch TV .
To what extent do you agree or disagree ?
ideas :
body 1 : admit the benefit of imagination stimulation that watching TV offers => Reason : combination of diverse effects such as visual effects , animation ,audio ,.. help the viewer picture the scenes and details aligned with what is depicted on screen .=>Antithesis 1 : their limited imaginative thoughts => Antithesis : the viewing process is intervened by fixed showtime => engender the feeling of being annoying and down mood
body 2 : topic sentence : reading books develop more effectively creative thinking than watching Tv => Supporting idea1: brain is more extensively operated in reading process such as transform written text into visual form => supporting idea 2 : absence of limitation to the amount of time and the interruption of advertisements => si 3 : freedom to imagine and visualize in an unlimited extent of creativity without being financially worried about production cost
Imagination (paraphrasing)
imagination =cognitive development = visualization = independent thoughts = the imaginative experience = the creative process = creative thinking= mental process
imagination (collocation)
exhibit a more developed imagination
stimulate viewers’ imagination
foster vivid imagination
comprehensive imagination
imagination stimulation
phrases 1
engage in extensive reading
form their own independent thoughts
disrupt the creative process
demand mental exertion
personal interpretation
Phrases 2
incorporate a variety of elements
the absence of advertisement breaks and fixed showtimes
cost-effective production
constrained by budgets
televised content
episode airs
Phrases 3
subject of interest
the use of descriptive language
diverse opportunities
fantasy adventures
sophisticated scientific concepts
virtually
almost
align with
in relation to