Reading - Television (parts of the sentence)

 Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, (1) _____? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time (2) _____. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of ultimate viewing.

The health risks which attended excessive television are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributed to growing problems (3)_____; it prevents regular exercises, which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can (4)_____.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage (5)_____. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing (6) ____. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits, until parents make rime to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

 Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, (1) _____? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time (2) _____. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of ultimate viewing.

The health risks which attended excessive television are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributed to growing problems (3)_____; it prevents regular exercises, which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can (4)_____.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage (5)_____. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing (6) ____. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits, until parents make rime to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, (1) _____? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time (2) _____. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of ultimate viewing.

The health risks which attended excessive television are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributed to growing problems (3)_____; it prevents regular exercises, which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can (4)_____.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage (5)_____. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing (6) ____. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits, until parents make rime to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, (1) _____? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time (2) _____. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of ultimate viewing.

The health risks which attended excessive television are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributed to growing problems (3)_____; it prevents regular exercises, which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can (4)_____.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage (5)_____. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing (6) ____. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits, until parents make rime to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, (1) _____? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time (2) _____. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of ultimate viewing.

The health risks which attended excessive television are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributed to growing problems (3)_____; it prevents regular exercises, which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can (4)_____.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage (5)_____. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing (6) ____. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits, until parents make rime to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, (1) _____? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time (2) _____. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of ultimate viewing.

The health risks which attended excessive television are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributed to growing problems (3)_____; it prevents regular exercises, which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can (4)_____.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage (5)_____. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing (6) ____. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits, until parents make rime to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.