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Gadget In Our Daily Life Essay

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In the article “Importance of Gadget in Our Daily Life.”, the author Mark Anderson deals with the issue of gadget had helped us a lot in our daily life. He also stated an argument in this article. He argues that there is no work which cannot be done without the assistance and there is not a single human activity where machines done have to be used. The author said that no one can deny that gadget has simplified human life but also more comfortable and luxuries. We use various kinds of gadget in order to complete our jobs such as cooking, lifting heavy things and also can pay bills using a smartphone. It is very true because everything we use when we open eye we still needs the help of gadget to make our job easier. Gadget also can reduce space. …show more content…

As an example, gadget had helped us a lot in order to make our jobs complete. The author is explaining us the importance of gadget. It is explained by the words ‘without’ in the article. The author focuses this article on public. This is because the article tells us how gadget benefits in improving human life in terms of handling tasks for businesses, medical and surgeries, cooking things and many more. Furthermore, the author’s tone in this article is more on explaining us the importance of gadgets in our life. It is explain by the words “without” in the article. As a conclusion, the needs of gadget in our daily life have increase day by day. It makes our job simple and it make easier. Besides, gadget also can increase the publicity of the product. Such as, it helps us in marketing our product worldwide. Gadget also can increase the productivity of our jobs. In summary, the author does not show us clearly the reliable sources from where his get the data and information. The authors manage to show the validity and credibility of his point when he uses strong supporting details to support his point. In overall, he elaborates and explains his idea so well, although he does not show us the reliable sources that prove his supporting

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