Mass Media, Press. A Daily, A Weekly, A Monthly. Past Tenses Revision

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Newspapers in Britain are usually divided into two main groups:                             [magazines and tabloids, newspspers and magazines, quality papers and tabloids] .

               [magazines, Quality papers, Tabloids] have got articles about serious topics - politic, economic, important events.            [Editors, Reporters, Deliverers] choose the best articles carefully.

               [Quality papers, Tabloids, Editors] have got a lot of bright photos, news and gossips about film stars and other famous people.

Also there are many different                [advertisements, magazines, journalists] for people of different jobs: for gardeners, hairdresseres, teachers and others. Magazines usually have                 [black and white, bright] covers.

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Newspapers also can be          [national, tabloid, local] if you can read news about all country and          [national, local, weekly] - if you can read reports about events in your city or town. National newspapers are usually         [daily, monthly, weekly] and are published every Sunday.

Magazines are usually published every month and they are         [daiy, monthly, weekly] . If you want to read current news every day, choose         [monthly, daily, weekly] press.

Today you can          [download, buy, read] press in the supermarket or at the             [bakery, newsagent's, grocer's] , but also you may read           [web-based, reporters, published] newspapers online.