Представь что у тебя день рождения. напиши приглашение своему другу. напиши дату, место, адрес.

Dear friend I invite you for your birthday The holiday will be held on September 20 at 19:30 waiting for you near the theater to go to the park.

Объяснение:

As everyone knows, a social network has become an integral part of our life. Waking up and going to bed, we first look at the phone to check how many likes we have collected or read another meaningless post. There is a feeling that people and days cannot live without the Internet. Relying on the latest research that we found from proven resources and also having studied and analyzed, we came to the conclusion that on average a person spends 5 years of his life on social networks. People prefer to spend more time doing content but less on learning and education, analyzing efforts, scoping out the competition and responding to questions. Teenagers spend up to 9 hours a day on social platforms, and 30% of all time spent online goes to communication on networks. In addition, 60% of the time spent in networks comes from mobile devices. The question is why teens are willing to spend more than half their time on being online. The reason for this is simple — posts on social networks give us a surge of emotions, which we so strive for when we are bored. One movement — the phone is unlocked, and after a minute we fall into the illusion of an active life. It turns out that there is no time left for more important things like self-development. To avoid wasting time on unnecessary things, our group and I decided to write about how to make our time more productive with and without social networks. As previously mentioned, adolescents fall into a trance, falling into this world of illusions and scoring for training. Our century is considered the age of technology. There are so many internet addiction control apps like AppBlock, Timeout that can block online apps for a certain time.

Извинии если не так..

If I could choose, I would definitely prefer to live in the countryside, and the number of reasons is countless. First of all the rushing pace of the city is somethig that I'm getting tired of. Social anxiety is the worst consequence of this constant stress; it leads to isolation and loneliness. But stress doesn't go anywhere. I'm not saying that living in the countryside allows you to become a completely laid-back person; you still need to work hard to make a living, but at least you can enjoy the air which is not poluted with traffic fumes, you can admire the views and just feel the long lost unity with nature. 
Moreover, as the towns and villages of the countryside are usually very small, the feeling of community is much stronger. Living in the city we often don't even know the names of our neighbours, while in the countryside your neighbours can become your close friends who will be happy to help you in need.
Another thing that matters a lot to me is the possibility of getting fresh fruit and vegetables straight from the ground. Instead of buying processed or genetically modified fod from the supernarket, you can grow your own greens or ask your neighbouring farmers for some goods. 
All in all, the countryside living seems much more appealing to me. Maybe my opinion is a bit idealistc and will change with time, but for now I would really enjoy spending a moth or two in a remote village somewhere by the lake surrounded by green hills.