Mobile Fever I'm standing in a queu

Mobile Fever
I'm standing in a queue at the supermaket. The woman in front of me is talking on her mobile while the shop assistant is filling her bags. I'll say something if she doesn't stop soon. No, I won't. My phone's ringing now. If it's my boyfriend, I'll tell him he's late again! Oh, it's you Mum. Well, I'm just...

Why are we so addicted to mobile phones? They are now over forty million people in Britain with mobiles and if the present trend continuesm every man, woman and child in Britain will soon have one - or two, or three!

They can be expensive and are possibly bad for us. You can spend a fortune if you use your mobile a lot. According to some scientists, if we go on using mobiles, we'll cook our our brains. Some people even think that radiation from mobile causes cancer. Phychologists say we are becoming dependent on mobiles. Dr Oliver James talks about 'phoneliness' - in modern society we are lonely, so if people ring us up or send is text messages, we feel wanted.

Teenagers are among the biggest users of mobiles, and 'texting' is creating a new language full of abbreviations such as 'How RU' in Japan, surveys show teenagers are reading less and mobile use is affecting the marks of secondary school students. A big problem in Britain is crime. Last Year half a million British teenagers were victims of mobile phone theft.

As tecnology improves, mobiles can do more and more. If you have one of the new multimedia mobiles, you can log on to the Net, pay for things, play games, interact with TV programmes and take a photos to send to your friends.

Very tempting, isn't it? If I have the money next month, I''l get one of those new ones with a camera... I'll be able to send photos of the supermarket queue to my boyfriend. And If I get one with an Internet connection. I won't have to come to this supermarket at all. I'll sit at home and order everything with my mobile! What a good idea!

Результаты (английский) 2:

Fever Mobile
I'm standing in a queue at the supermaket. The woman in front of me is talking on her mobile while the shop assistant is filling her bags. I'll say something if she does not stop soon. No, I will not. My phone's ringing now. If it's my boyfriend, I'll tell him he's late again! Oh, it's you Mum. Well, I'm just ... Why are we so addicted to mobile phones? Are now over They forty million people in Britain with mobiles and if the present trend continuesm every man, woman and child in Britain will soon have one - or two, or three! They can be expensive and are possibly bad for us. You can spend a fortune if you use your mobile a lot. According to some scientists, if we go on using mobiles, we'll cook our our brains. Some people even think that radiation from mobile causes cancer. Phychologists say we are becoming dependent on mobiles. Dr Oliver James talks about 'phoneliness' - in modern society we are lonely, so if people ring us up or send is text messages, we feel wanted. Teenagers are among the biggest users of mobiles, and 'texting' is creating a new language full of abbreviations such as 'How RU' in Japan, surveys show teenagers are reading less and mobile use is affecting the marks of secondary school students. A big problem in Britain is crime. Half a Year Last million British teenagers were victims of mobile phone theft. As tecnology improves, mobiles can do more and more. You have one If of the new multimedia mobiles, you can log on to the Net, pay for things, play games, interact with TV programmes and take a photos to send to your friends. Very tempting, is not it? If I have the money next month, I''l get one of those new ones with a camera ... I'll be able to send photos of the supermarket queue to my boyfriend. And If I get one with an Internet connection. I will not have to come to this supermarket at all. I'll sit at home and order everything with my mobile! What a good idea!

Результаты (английский) 3:

mobile fever
i 'm standing in a queue at the supermaket. the woman in front of me is talking on her mobile, and the shop assistant is filling her bags. i 'll say something if she doesn't stop soon. no, i won't, my phone's ringing. it's my boyfriend, i'll tell him he's late again! oh, it's you Mum. well, i'm just...

why are we so addicted to mobile phones?they are now over forty million people in britain with mobiles and if the present trend continuesm every man, woman and child in britain will soon have one - or two, or three.

they can be expensive and are as bad for us. you can spend a fortune if you use your mobile a lot. according to some with, if we go on using mobiles, we'il cook our our brains.some people even think that radiation from mobile causes cancer. Phychologists say we are becoming dependent on mobiles. dr. oliver james talks about 'phoneliness' in modern society we are lonely, so if people ring us up or send in text messages, we feel wanted.

Teenagers are among the biggest users of mobiles,and 'texting' is creating a new language full of abbreviations such as' how ru 'in japan, surveys show teenagers are reading less and mobile use is affecting the marks of secondary school students. a big problem in britain is a crime. last year half a million british teenagers were victims of mobile phone theft.

as tecnology improves, mobiles can do more and more.if you have one of the new multimedia mobiles, you can log on to the net pay for things, play games, interact with tv programmes and take a photos to send to your friends.

the tempting, isn't it? if i have the money next month, i 'i get one of those new ones with a camera. i 'll be able to send photos of the rate queue to my boyfriend. and if i get one with an internet connection.i won't have to come to this business at all. i'll sit at home and order everything with my mobile! what a good idea!