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What can you see in the picture?

presenting information in a way that is shocking or exciting and not serious, especially in newspapers or on television

Give the American English words for BISCUITS, JUMPER, TRAINERS and LIFT.

You ........... or ............... an exam, it depends on how well (or badly) you do.

Samira would like to be a journalist, but she hasn't found a job ............

Make a sentence using present perfect continuous.

a piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine which says what somebody thinks about a book or film

Make a sentence using present perfect continuous.

news about events happening now

At schools in the UK, most students ............... to wear a uniform.

an opinion that someone offers you about what you should do in a particular situation. For example, "You can find useful ............ in the media."

I don't want to watch that film. I've ............. seen it. Can we watch something else?

A school where students live and study is a ................... school.

Rashid started writing that important magazine article last week, but he ........... hasn't finished it.

words in big letters at the top of a newspaper story

What's the opposite of a private school?

Our teacher has known us .............. 6 months.

adjective to describe something which creates a lot of public discussion.

I've had my watch .............. my last birthday.

We don't need anything to drink, thanks. We've ............ had a coffee.

Kate and Anna go to a ...................... school. It's only for girls.

You ................ bring expensive things like mobiles to school. We advise you to leave them at home.

You ...................... to clean Dad's car. I cleaned it yesterday.