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English, 13.10.2020 14:01 PatienceJoy

An author's purpose is often to inform us. Rosen does this in her article by O explaining how social networking is changing friendships
O giving her opinion about how much time is spent onscreen
O stating complex ideas about how people use social media
Otelling how many young people use social networking sites

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