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Possible version one:
Emojis have found their way into our phones, computers and lives. They have become so trendy that someone even translated an English classic into an emoji version, which was accepted by a library.
I think the use of emojis is probably the start of an exciting new era in communication and we should welcome it. When I send messages to my friends, emojis are necessary parts. I often use emojis to emphasize something, or to soften the tone. I find these “picture words” very helpful, for they can bring out my meaning and real intention much better and faster in written context than I ever could using just words. They are to written texts what facial expressions are to face-to-face interactions. Without emojis, you could easily run into misunderstanding. Emojis facilitate efficient communications.
Emojis are useful therefore inevitable. So stop being cynical and come join us in embracing the future.
Possible version two:
Emojis have found their way into our phones, computers and lives. They have become so trendy that someone even translated an English classic into an emoji version, which was accepted by a library.
Despite the seemingly wide appeal of emojis, I think emojis are ruining the English language. Emojis do offer a short cut to communication; with a tiny, cute picture you might save the painful efforts of wording. However, no pains no gains. This ease and comfort emojis offer may well lead to laziness and in the long run, undermine our ability of proper grammar and spelling, even resulting in illiteracy, with younger generations especially at stake. Emojis may seem funky but are sure informal. You should never hesitate to avoid them in formal context.
Therefore, we should limit the use of emojis in our communication. Young people should be warned against the danger emojis might bring to them.
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