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    Task 1

    Presented is the diagram describing how a fundamental system


    converts unclear water into fresh water.
    Overall, there are five main steps in the manufacturing process,
    beginning with pouring water in the tub and ending with
    drinkable water.
    Initially, the process commerces with spilling dirty water to
    barrel which is made of plastic. After that, it is filled three layers
    including : sand, charcoal, gravel. Also, this barrel is covered by
    a plastic lid, and the bottom of the barrel has a storage space.
    Next, the process continues with sucking water from plastic
    barrel through a tube. This leads to a storage drum that water is
    stored, before being used as drinking water for people.
    Task 2
    It goes without saying that phone abuse is one of the most
    crucial problems facing us today, and some people assume that
    mobile phones should be banned in public , which is the same
    as smoking. While I accept this perception is somewhat
    justifiable, I believe that this opinion will not suitable with the
    industrialization
    On the one hand, mobile phones can cause a number of major
    consequences that make young people less active. Firstly,
    dependence on phones creates a bad habit for young people,
    and this could reduce ability to think creatively and solve
    problems. For example, in Vietnam , there are a host of apps
    like Qanda which can help students do assignments easily, so
    this frequently is a tool for pupils to misuse. Secondly, mobile
    phones are responsible for many health problems in young
    people . Apparently, children who are addicted to their phones
    often have slower sleep quality and do not sleep deeply or
    easily.
    On the other hand, there are a host of compelling reasons as to
    why I am convinced that mobile phones should not be banned
    as smoking. Today, smartphones play a vital role in people’s
    daily life in many important fuctions. For instance, e-wallet
    recently is used for paying for many services, such as :
    electricity, water, tuition,… Apart from this, unlike smoking,
    mobile phones have a minimal effect on the daily basis. As a
    result, banning on mobile phones in the same reasons as
    smoking is not suitable, while smoking only have a negative
    effects, mobile phones can bring for people a lot of better
    outcome.
    In conclusion, while it is irrefutable that smartphones suddenly
    make many individuals become less energetic, I would contend
    that mobile phones can bring for people many benefits.

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