Dear Jane, (Gửi Jane,) I hope this finds you well. I’m writing response to your job posting for the Reception Associate Position . Good bye , see you again

In the era of information technology, TV has seen a significant development to meet the huge demand of the audience. However, when it comes to relying on it, it can have negative impacts on our life. First and foremost, watching TV too much is believed to do harm to our health. Spending long hours in front of the screen can put strain on the eyes, which damages the eyesight. Moreover, people will be more inactive and become a “couch potato” on account of lacking physical activities. As a result, they may run a risk of obesity, high blood pressure or heart-related diseases. The second drawback I would like to mention is that watching TV is a waste of time. As TV offers a wide range of programs catering for all tastes, watching it is taking up more and more time in people’s daily routine. Therefore, time for studying, working or even sleeping is reduced, which can lead to work deficiency. In addition, the more they watch TV, the more they are unwilling to take part in outdoor activities and meeting friends. Last but not least, with the mushrooming of films and TV shows, the increase in inappropriate materials is out of control. Providing many programs of all range including violent and blood contents, TV can deliver unhealthy images and messages. In consequence, this can poison viewers’ mind, especially children’s and cause behavioral problems. Taking everything into consideration, although it is undeniable that TV is a useful device, it also has bad sides that people should be well aware of.