Okay.
In this part three sample answer, we're going to be addressing the mobile phones question.
This is a match to the part to mobile phones question.
All right.
First question.
Do young and old people use mobile phones the same way?
Young adults and their elders distinctly utilize high tech cell phones in regards to purpose.
Youngsters tend to heavily rely on the latest social media such as Snapchat, TikTok or Instagram,
whereas those who are 40 and up focused mainly on SMS or older social media like Facebook.
Generation X and Y.
Purchase a new phone just for the camera.
So they are definitely more into the picture capabilities than the baby and the baby boomer generation.
Right there.
We have a lot of vocabulary that's great for you to be able to use.
Baby Boomer generation.
Generation X and Y.
40 and up youngsters.
Elders, young adults.
I'm really trying to really just highlight in this one vocabulary.
What are the differences between writing letters and text?
Well, the contrast between these two concepts come into play.
First, we're considering the length of what is written.
You would never write a 3000 word text message.
Whereas personal letters can easily reach that word count in addition to the length.
We can also see differences in regards to personalization.
What I mean by that is letters have your distinct handwriting, which makes it unique while a text message
is devoid of that identify marker.
And actually this this last sentence should be what I mean by that is letters have your distinct handwriting,
which makes them unique, while a text message is devoid of that identifying marker.
Because we set letters.
Some mobile phones are annoying.
Can you give examples of how this might be the case?
I can definitely speak on this topic and I'll start with the real people who have no idea that they
are shouting unnecessarily into the phone and thereby disturbing the peace of others.
I can remember this one time in the bank and this woman was literally speaking as if she were yelling
across the street to her friend.
Another irritating habit that comes to mind is when a person keeps looking at their phone during a personal
conversation.
I find this to be quite offensive and off putting.
I'll mention one more maddening ritual which is scrolling through social media during a company meeting.
All right.
Thank you very much for joining us and I'll talk to you soon.