Mobile phones - a modern menace?
A few years ago mobile phones were an expensive
luxury. Consequently, the people who used them
most frequently were business people. ?...,
costs have dropped so much in the past few
years that, contrary to what people think,
mobile phones are now often cheaper to use than
ordinary phones. ... , more and more ordinary
people are buying them for their everyday use.
Admittedly, mobile phones have their good
points. Working people say that one advantage
of having a mobile phone is that you can always
be reached during working hours ... with a
normal phone you frequently miss calls. 5...
you can save valuable time by making calls in
the street, in your car, on buses or trains and
at airports.
..., in my opinion, they add nothing to the
quality of life. For example, on trains, ?... is
it very irritating to hear mobile phones ring,
it is also embarrassing to have to listen to
other people's conversations. On the one hand,
you know the calls are nothing to do with you,
but ... you can't help listening to them.
.. I will probably get a mobile phone in the
end, I have no intention of getting one at the
moment. As far as I'm concerned, a telephone at
home is quite enough for my needs ... there is
more than one extension.
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A few years ago mobile phones were an expensive
luxury. Consequently, the people who used them most frequently were business people. On the other hand, costs have dropped so much in the past few years that, contrary to what people think, mobile phones are now often cheaper to use than ordinary phones. Nowadays, more and more ordinary people are buying them for their everyday use.
Admittedly, mobile phones have their good points. Working people say that one advantage of having a mobile phone is that you can always
be reached during working hours while with a normal phone you frequently miss calls. This way you can save valuable time by making calls in the street, in your car, on buses or trains and
at airports.
Anyway, in my opinion, they add nothing to the
quality of life. For example, on trains, sometimes is it very irritating to hear mobile phones ring, it is also embarrassing to have to listen to
other people's conversations. On the one hand, you know the calls are nothing to do with you, but often you can't help listening to them.
.. I will probably get a mobile phone in the end, I have no intention of getting one at the moment. As far as I'm concerned, a telephone at
home is quite enough for my needs as long as there is more than one extension.
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