ACTIVATE Follow the steps in the writing guide fter in WRITING GUIDE ATASK Write a brochure for you tytown TNINK AND PLAR 1 Where is your city, town over 2 Is it near the capital city? What sports are popular and what are there 4 Are there any interesting places in the town or near it Are there any shopping centres 6 What shops do you se WRITE Write your brochure and divide it into fou sections • Location • Sports and clubs Interesting places Shops D CHECK Use of also

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1. "ABBA" is a (1 - LEGENDARY) group of (SING) from Sweden.

2. Have you seen my new (2 - ELECTRIC) food (2 - MIXER) ?

3. He began to talk to me about his (3 - CHILDHOOD) in London.

4. He took advantage of my absolute (4 - CARELESSNESS).

5. I think (5 - WOODEN) armchairs will become (5 - FASHIONABLE) next year.

6. I think our (6 - IMAGINATION) is not enough to predict changes in our future life.

7. In our world political (7 - FREEDOM) is still rare.

8. My younger sister is often (8 - ILLOGICAL) and (8 - IMPATIENT)

9. There was little (9 - DISAGREEMENT) over what needed to be done.

10. The skirt is too long. I think I'II (10 - SHORTEN) it.

Journalism ... How much of this word! She helps to constantly expand the boundaries of her knowledge, to understand and accept someone else's point of view. Journalism requires full commitment, aspiration and desire to constantly realize oneself. This profession, which opens the world, helps to look at it in a new way, dedicating people to current events. It provides an opportunity to rethink their opinions and views, helps to develop spiritually and move forward. From an early age I like to watch what is happening around me, to find out what can affect my thoughts and penetrate the most secret corners of my soul. What a pleasure it is to hold in your hands colorful magazines and newspapers full of interesting, exciting information! Reading the article, I plunge into the thoughts of the author and, inspired by them, experience these moments with him. Especially in those moments when he tries with particular subtlety to convey to the reader his impression of certain events.