Conversation is the form of vital interaction and communication between two or more individuals verbally or in written form. Conversation is very meaningful and is an effective way to not only share information but also socialize. There are various ways through which communication can pass depending on the relationship between individuals. There are various ways of communication, including phone calls and SMS. There are people who prefer texting while others prefer calling. This problem has led to a debate regarding the most favorable mode of communication, especially for adolescents and university students. Nowadays, many young people and even elderly people in the community prefer SMS to phone calls. The broad Cullington in his article "Does SMS affect writing?" highlights both SMS views. People who advocate texting especially to students say it's an effective way to build individual confidence among students who aren't confident enough to communicate with others. They believe that through texting, students are able to construct meaningful and concrete information. Advocates like David Crystal believe that texting provides extra practice for those students who are unable to convey information. He believes that texting helps the student know how to express himself in the shortest and clearest way possible. Crystal further explains that students who do not have a good grasp of the language will not be able to write messages and convey the required message. This means that texting not only improves the student's skills, but also negatively affects them. From her argument, it can be seen that she advocates writing as an effective, interesting and more effective way to improve and consolidate language in students. He believes that texting facilitates language development and proficiency as students are able to learn new things. Some of the opinions contained in this essay are similar to those of Cullington while others are different. Turkle focuses specifically on the technology and psychology to support texting. Explain that, psychologically, many people find it much easier to open up in private or when hidden than in public. He uses the example of a seventeen-year-old girl, Elaine, who absolutely hates phone calls. In his essay he explains that most teenagers and young people feel more comfortable and free with texting than with phone calls. Because through SMS people are able to share their most intimate and intimate matter. Technology is also used as a contributing factor in sending text messages. Email and other messaging applications have led many people to turn to texting rather than phone calls due to their flexibility and convenience. Another reason why people prefer texting is that it gives people the chance and time to think about a situation before giving their opinion or response. The essay highlights an explanation about Audrey who is sixteen years old and is not at all impressed with the idea of ​​her calling. She prefers to receive messages instead of being called by