1. Do you live far? Can we meet here at 7 o'clock — We certainly can. — I'll see you later this evening, then.
2. Bill, would you help me Sure, I'd be glad to help you. What can I do for you
3. May I take your pen. I have broken mine.
4. Do you know when Bob comes back from the University I am afraid he may be very late. He has an examination tomorrow. He must study for the examination.
5. Do you have a stamp (марка)? — No, I am afraid I don't. You may go to the post office for this.
6. I'm very much interested in environment problems. I think we must learn to live in harmony with nature.
7. You don't look very well. You should go the doctor.
1. Do you live far? Can we meet here at 7 o'clock — We certainly can. — I'll see you later this evening, then.
2. Bill, would you help me Sure, I'd be glad to help you. What can I do for you
3. May I take your pen. I have broken mine.
4. Do you know when Bob comes back from the University I am afraid he may be very late. He has an examination tomorrow. He must study for the examination.
5. Do you have a stamp (марка)? — No, I am afraid I don't. You may go to the post office for this.
6. I'm very much interested in environment problems. I think we must learn to live in harmony with nature.
7. You don't look very well. You should go the doctor.
Broadsheets (quality papers):
1.contain political, industrial and cultural news.
2.devote pages to finance matters and business.
3.have undramatic design with long commentary.
4.have more writing than pictures.
5.report in detail on serious news.
6.are interested in foreign news.
7.devote large sections to business and sports.
8.cover national and international news.
Tabloids:
9.have short articles about less important events.
10.short articles about the private lives of famous people.
11.Contain sensational stories
12.Have less to say and more to show in pictures
13.Provide readers with articles about theatre and cinema performance
14.Have a more sensational reporting style