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目前一些諸如GG, MM, XiaoMi 等的網(wǎng)絡語言在青少年中極為盛行，并出現(xiàn)在家庭作業(yè)，報刊，甚至考試的作文中。請以 Should Internet Slang Be Forbidden? 為題，根據(jù)下表內容寫一篇短文

一些同學認為	另一些同學認為	我認為
1.網(wǎng)絡語言生動（vivid）、時尚； 2.網(wǎng)絡語言充滿幽默與智慧； 3.能使網(wǎng)上聊天更快捷。	1.網(wǎng)絡語言缺乏思想深度； 2.沒有被社會上大部分人接受； 3.過多使用會使人難以理解。	．．．．．．

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Should Internet Slang Be Forbidden?
At present, Internet Slang, such as “GG”, “MM”, “XiaoMi”, has become popular among the teenagers….
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Answer 1

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Should Internet Slang Be Forbidden?
At present, Internet Slang, such as “GG”, “MM”, “XiaoMi”, has become popular among the teenagers. Besides, these slangs are often found in magazines, newspapers, homework and even compositions in test papers. Should Internet Slang Be Forbidden?
There are different opinions on Internet Slang. Some students think Internet Slang is vivid, fashionable and full of humor and intelligence. Besides, Internet Slang makes chatting on the Internet quicker.
However, some other students think Internet Slang lacks depth of thought. What’s more, Internet Slang is not accepted by most people in society. And using too much Internet Slang may make people confused.
Every coin has two sides. In my opinion, living in the Information Age, if we don’t know Internet Slang, we are likely to fall behind. It will be OK as long as these terms are used correctly in proper situations.

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