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Dialogue About the Uses and Abuses of Mobile Phone
Model dialogue on the uses and abuses of the mobile phone — for SSC & HSC.
A dialogue between two friends about the good and bad sides of using a mobile phone.
A dialogue between Jamal and Kamal
Jamal: Hello Kamal, you look busy with your new phone. What are you doing?
Kamal: Hello Jamal. I was just reading my textbook notes. My teacher shared them in a group.
Jamal: That is a good use. A mobile phone can really help us in our studies.
Kamal: Yes, exactly. I can search for information, watch lessons and even attend online classes.
Jamal: It also keeps us connected. I talk to my parents every day when I am at the hostel.
Kamal: True. And we can send messages, share photos and get news within seconds.
Jamal: But do you not think many students misuse it? Some spend hours playing games.
Kamal: You are right. Some waste time on social media and forget their lessons completely.
Jamal: Long use also harms the eyes and health. My cousin gets headaches from it.
Kamal: That is worrying. Some people even spread rumours and false news through it.
Jamal: So we must use it wisely. A phone should be a helper, not a habit.
Kamal: Well said. I will fix a time limit and use it only for useful things.
Jamal: That is a wise decision. Thank you for the good talk, Kamal.
Kamal: Thank you too, Jamal. See you tomorrow at school.
Frequently Asked Questions
Students use mobile phones to search for information, attend online classes, share notes, stay connected with family and get news quickly.
Many students waste hours playing games, browsing social media and spreading rumours, which harms their studies, eyes and health.
We should set a time limit and use the phone mainly for study and useful communication, treating it as a helper rather than a habit.
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