A community magazine for teenagers is featuring an issue on relationships. Write an article for the magazine arguing whether social media has a positive or negative impact on friendships. Your essay must be based on ideas and information that can be found in the “Social Media’s Impact” passage set.

Teenagers are nowadays communicating with their friends through social media and we cannot blame them, we all are. However, it is important to understand the positive and negative impact that social media has on teenager's friendships.

First of all, social media is great for them to keep in touch with friends they do not see very often, it allows them to interact in different platforms, which means they can share interests in common through social media. The pandemic made everything very difficult for teenagers, so being able to keep in touch and feel closer to their friends through social media was actually good. However, interacting through social media so much and not having proper talks can make teenagers feel anxious when talking to each other in person. Social media should not replace face to face interaction.

To sum up, it is very important that teenagers interact with their friends online but it is important to also interact outside the Internet, there is a significant difference between having a conversation with a friend online or in person.

Explanation:

To complete this exercise, you have to write an article for a magazine about the impact of social media on teenage friendships. It's important to understand that social media isn't the enemy. However, online interactions shouldn't be the only interactions a teenage has with their friends.

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