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The internet has become part of young people ‘life 1.reports shows that 38% students often use the internet , moet of them get2. (use ) information on the internet to help in their studies students. But many student don’t use it 3. d good way .some play games too much, some visit websites they should’t look at ,so bad things may happen 4. students spent too much time on the internet. 5.

use the internet 6. (proper).Now we have a textbook, 7. uses many examples8. (teach)student some good way to use the internet ,It gives useful advices.

Some student’s also make 9.(friend) on the internet .But if you want to have a face-to-face 10.

(meet) with your online friends, let your parents ,let your parents knows and meet in a proper place.

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