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СРОЧНО!!!!!Пожалуйста, помогите с заданием. Заранее спасибо! 2. Use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. Here are some general rules to follow in preparing your news stories. Don't write a headline for a story unless it is your 1______. Most editors will not want you to spend time writing headlines. That's the job of an editor. Always fully identify everyone mentioned in the story. That is, not only a person's name but additional information, such as title, 2_________, address, age, previous news involvement, etc. 3________ is a journalistic virtue. Newspaper readers are skimmers. If your writing is too complex, they will simply go on to another story. Never have paragraphs over three sentences long - generally 1-2 sentences. Paragraphs must be cut down from standard English 4________or readers will not read them in a newspaper. Know your basic spelling, punctuation and grammar. Too much needless editing is the most frequent 5_______ of editors. When the story is complete, read it to yourself to check grammar and 6________. If a sentence sounds at all awkward to you, it will certainly sound worse to your readers. Because you know what you intended to write, your mind will often ignore missing words, typos, 7_______or poor grammar. If your deadline allows it, put your story 8________and come back to it a few hours later. There are standard editing symbols that you should know and use 9________, even though most editing is done nowadays on a computer. Avoid using graphic devices in your text. Do not 10________words for the sake of emphasis. If it is needed, the editors will take care of it. 1. ASSIGN 2. OCCUPY 3. SIMPLE 4.COMPOSE 5. COMPLAIN 6. CONTINUE 7. SPELL 8. SIDE 9. CONSISTENT 10. LINE

Answer 1

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Answer 2

1. assign - Your headline should be assigned to you and not written by someone else. 2. occupation - In addition to a person's name, it is important to include their occupation. 3. simplicity - Simplicity is a virtue in journalism because readers tend to skim through articles. 4. composition - Paragraphs should be composed of no more than three sentences in order to maintain reader interest. 5. complaint - Editors often complain about unnecessary editing, so it is important to have strong writing skills. 6. continuity - When reading your story, check for grammar and continuity to ensure a smooth flow for readers. 7. errors - Your mind may overlook errors, so it is important to thoroughly check for missing words, typos, and poor grammar. 8. aside - If time allows, it is beneficial to set your story aside and revisit it later for a fresh perspective. 9. consistently - It is important to use standard editing symbols consistently, even if most editing is done on a computer. 10. underline - Avoid using unnecessary emphasis in your text, as editors will address this if needed.