will electronic dictionaries kill printed dictionaries

Will electronic dictionaries kill (could use 'replace') printed dictionaries?

Many people today prefer to use electronic dictionaries instead of printed dictionaries. Some people worry that with the increasing number of people using eletronic dictionaries, the printed ones will be totally replaced. From my perspective, printed dictionaries will not (maybe use 'never' instead') be totally replaced.
There are several reasons supporting my idea, as follows: first, the definitions for words in printed dictionaries are more complete and more correct than in electronic dictionaries.  This is why students are often requested to use printed dictionaries because they have more examples and definitions which help them study. Second, there are still some people that enjoy the feeling of turning the pages of a book while sitting at a desk when they are looking up words.
In summary, printed dictionaries will still play an important role in language study and will never be completely replaced by electronic dictionaries.

Good arguments.  Nicely written and easy to understant.  Just a few stylistic and grammar corrections to make it sound more like a native.  Nice job!

will electronic dictionaries kill printed dictionaries

Many people today prefer use electronic dictionaries to printed dictionaries.Some people worries about with the increasing number of people using eletronic,the printed ones will be totally replaced.From my perspective,the printed will not be replaced.
There are several reasons supporting my idea,as follow:first,the information about the word on the printed dictionaries is more complete and more exact than that on electronic dictionaries so students are requested to use printed dictionaries which have more examples and definations to help them to study.Second,there are still some people enjoy the feeling of turning pages of dictionaries and sitting on the desk to look up the word on the it.
In a word,the printed dictionaries still play an important role on word study so electronic dictionaries wont kill printed dictionaries.