Read the article about online newspapers. Six sentences are missing from the article. Choose from the sentences A–G the one which fits each gap. There is one extra sentence. News online
For many people, buying and reading a newspaper is part of their daily routine. They enjoy spending time searching the pages for interesting political stories, laughing at cartoons, catching up with the latest sports results and reading about celebrity scandals. They take their newspaper into work, on the bus or into a café, and reading it over breakfast is a tradition for many people. (1) ……………………… Or is it?
There has been a news revolution going on over the last few years. (2) ……………………… Some newspapers started putting their reports online and now nearly all the major newspapers have online versions. We can access most of these free of charge from laptops, mobile phones and other hand-held devices. (3) ………………………
However, the popularity of online news is being tested. Because news is now so widely available online, newspapers are losing money. Fewer people are buying newspapers so companies have to spend more to maintain their websites. And because Internet news contains videos and graphics, the costs are even higher. (4) ………………………
The newspapers have a difficult choice to make. Will people continue to visit their sites if they have to pay? Will they visit another newspaper’s site which is still free? (5) ……………………… Experts do not agree on what is going to happen.
(6) ……………………… Others, however, have said that this step is inevitable and soon we shall have to pay more for information that we find online. We’ll have to wait to see what happens.
AMany say that the idea of the Internet is to allow people to have free information and they will not
agree to pay for it.
BWill they start buying newspapers again?
CSo why should we pay for newspapers anymore?
DUnsurprisingly some of the big papers have started charging people to read their newspapers online.
EPeople started turning to the Internet to provide them with a daily news report.
FYou can learn more than just facts from a newspaper.
GThe newspaper is part of our culture.
2. The sun doesn't rise in the West.
3. Mice don't catch cats.
4. The Volga doesn't flow into the Kama.
5. We don't go to the theatre every day.
6. I don't have coffee every morning.
7. She doesn't have a holiday in the South every summer.
8. In the evening he usually doesn't draw pictures.
9. I don't learn poems every day.
10. My sister doesn't lose something every time.
11. I don't write an English exercise.
12. I don't drink coffee in the evening.
13. Your friend doesn't go to school in the H.
14. In the morning the baby doesn't always sleep after breakfast.
15. His grandmother doesn't work.
16. My sister doesn't study at an institute.
17. My mother doesn't play the piano in the morning.
Charity begins at home, they say. What is charity? It is the way to help needy people. When one person or many people need help, other people can donate money and do other useful things for them. Mother Teresa once said: “To truly give charity, you must be free of selfishness!” The charity is popular nowadays but some rich and famous people do it only for their image and brand. But several years before all people did it sincerely, to my mind.
Charity is well developed in foreign countries, unfortunately, in Russia, charity isn't very popular. There are so many charitable organizations in the world today. They allow people to donate either directly or online, through websites.
Charity can be different, for example, people can help the old or the orphans. We can send different things, food and money to them.
Charity is really good. If we want to help people and we also have a capability to do it, we must do it. And maybe our world will be better.
To conclude, charity helps some people financially, helps others appreciate what they have, and makes the community a better place.