How to Use Internet - Paragraph

How to Use Internet - Paragraph

The internet is a complex space. It is a rich set of useful features and functions. When we are on the internet, our computer is connected to others by a mixture of telephone wires, cables and satellites. This allows people to exchange large amounts of information, pictures, video and audio quickly. The Inter-net is easy to use. An important part of the internet is the World Wide Web (WWW). This  comprises millions of pages containing information on almost any subject we can think of. A group of interlinked pages is known as a 'website'. To get to a website we either need to know its address or look for it using a 'search engine'. It is very important to observe the placing of the full stops and forward slashes in these addresses. Search engines are websites which find things for us when we give them a "key" word or words to look for. An example of search engine is Google, Bing, Yahoo and Yandex etc. We enter 'Key' words such as 'Chattogram board' - and press "Enter" or 'Google Search'. We will soon find out that a site may come up on our search just because the words 'Chattogram' and 'board' appear in the same sentence somewhere on that site. However, search engines do provide information on how to 'refine' our search. As with most things, practice improves our skills.