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Briefly explain any two advantages of reading newspapers.
Briefly explain any two advantages of reading newspapers.
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Reading newspapers daily keeps you updated and enhances your language proficiency.
Updated On: Jan 13, 2026
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Two advantages of reading newspapers are:
- Access to current affairs: Newspapers provide updates on national and international events, helping readers stay informed.
- Improves vocabulary and knowledge: Regular reading enhances language skills, general knowledge, and awareness of diverse topics.
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