Write a word in each gap to complete the sentences. The first letter
omplete the sentences. The first letter is given to help you.
How many
of this newspaper are sold every week?
Do you want me to
all these pages?
Many use online newspapers because they're faster and cheaper.
I'd like to
you that you've got the job!
You have to be very energetic to work int
-news changes every minute!I love writing! I think I'd like to be a
one day.
Thee
of the newspaper decides which news stories to include every day.
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here you will see great video clips about today's news.
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1. My friend ( likes) pies. He ( eats) pies every day. When I ( met) him in the street yesterday, he (was eating) a pie. He (told) me that he (bought) that pie at the corner of the street. Look at my friend now! He (is  eating) a pie again. 2. I always (come) to school at a quarter to nine.
3. Yesterday I (came) to school at ten minutes to nine.
4. Tomorrow Nick (will not  go) to the cinema because he (went) to the cinema yesterday. He has already (been) to the cinema this week. Look! He (is crying).
5. What is your brother (doing) now?
6. My father (works) in an office. It (is) Sunday now. He (doesn't work), he ( reads) at home.
7. I (haven't seen) you for a while! Were you busy at work? — I (have had) an awful week, you (know).
8. What has he (done)? — He (has not done) anything really. He has just ( looked) at some magazines.
9. We (are having) rather a difficult time at the moment. — I (am) sorry to hear that.
10. Something awful (has happened). Her little daughter (has swallowed) a coin.

1. My friend (likes) pies. He (eats) pies every day. When I (met) him in the street yesterday, he (was eating) a pie. He (told) me that he (had bought) that pie at the corner of the street. Look at my friend now! He (is eating) a pie again. 2. I always (come) to school at a quarter to nine. 3. Yesterday I (came) to school at ten minutes to nine. 4. Tomorrow Nick (will not go) to the cinema because he (went) to the cinema yesterday. He has already (been) to the cinema this week. He (will stay) at home and (play) a computer game. 5. What is your brother (doing) now? 6. My father (works) in an office. It (is) Sunday now. He (is not working), he (is reading) at home. 7. I (have not seen) you for a while! Have you (been) busy at work? — I (have had) an awful week, you (know). 8. What was he (doing) at ten o'clock last night? — He (was not doing) anything really. He was just (looking) at some magazines. 9. We (are having) rather a difficult time at the moment. — I (am) sorry to hear that. 10. Something awful (has happened). Her little daughter (has swallowed) a coin. 11. She (asked) me if I (had seen) her backpack. 12. After the boys (had done) all the work, they (went) to the pictures.