Question

Виберіть найкраще слово чи слова. 1. A story or report written for a newspaper called/is called an article. 2. “The News of the World” has a huge circulation/ sale. 3. The teacher said that if we wouldn’t understand/ didn’t understand the article, we would have to read it again. 4. There are too many / is too much news on television nowadays. 5. We didn’t enjoy the article. Nor didn’t I/ Neither did I.6. Do you subscribe on/to any magazines? 7. Public life, rich in/on interesting events, receives full coverage on the pages of our newspapers. 8. The tabloid press is much more popular / much popular than the quality press. 9. In Britain, newspapers are most/mostly owned by individuals or by publishing companies. 10. The freedom of press became/has become actual and real today.

Answer 1

1 is called

2 sale

3 didn't understand

4 too much

5 Neither did I

6 to

7 in

8 much more popular

9 mostly

10 has become

Answer 2

The best words or phrases for each sentence are:

1. A story or report written for a newspaper is called an "article."
2. "The News of the World" has a huge "circulation."
3. The teacher said that if we "didn't understand" the article, we would have to read it again.
4. There is "too much" news on television nowadays.
5. We didn't enjoy the article. "Neither did I."
6. Do you "subscribe to" any magazines?
7. Public life, rich "in interesting events," receives full coverage on the pages of our newspapers.
8. The tabloid press is "much more popular" than the quality press.
9. In Britain, newspapers are "mostly" owned by individuals or by publishing companies.
10. The freedom of the press "has become" actual and real today.