Текст The British press.начинается Reading a daily newpapers is part of the British routine.Millions of...Помогите пожайлуста очень нужно

переехали, и я теперь учусь в этой школе. -Добро пожаловать в наш район и в нашу школу. Когда вы переехали? - Неделю назад. А ты давно здесь живешь? - С детства. 15 лет. -Так мы одного возраста, мне будет 15 в октября. Может, мы и в одном классе? - Я в "А", а ты? -Мне кажется, я в "Б". -Пойдем с нами в кино сегодня вечером? -Замечательно! С удовольствием. Спасибо за приглашение. -Увидимся. -До встречи.

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more newspapers per person are sold in British than in any other country
many people even have a daily paper delivered to their homes in time for breakfast
British newspapers can be divided into two groups quality and popular(tabloid)
quality newspapers are more serious and cover home and foreign news thoughtfully while the popular newspapers like shocking personal stories as well as some news
these two groups of papers can be distinguished easily because the quality newspapers are twice the size of the popular newspapers
as well as the national daily papers there are sunday papers again divided between the serious and the more popular
some large towns also have evening papers containing local well as national and international news
of course the press means more than newspapers
a vast range of magazines and weeklies is published aimed at readers interested in all sorts of subjects
in fact there are magazines or practically every special interest you can imagine
there are women is magazines cooking magazines or magazines dealing with gardening science cars motorcycles computers modeling home decorating fashion sports body building film theatre music and news magazines

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why are the British a national of newspaper readers?
what are the two main groups of the British newspapers?
how can these two groups of papers be distinguished?
the British press means more than newspapers,does not it?

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For the British, any time is an "eat-a-sweet time": during a tea break at work, or a break at school, watching TV at home, and in the cinema or the theatre. During holidays like Christmas and Easter, and on special days like Mother`s Day and Vaentine`s Day, they eat even more sweet things.

Museum?

3) When was the British Museum founded?

4) Who bequeathed his personal collection to the nation?

5) When was the Museum's present home built?

6) What is the Round reading Room known for?

7) Why is the British Museum a national treasure house?

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telephone him news of his pet. It was easy to identify the dog. It had only three legs and had also lost an ear in a fight with a rotweiler. Unfortunately,the dog was blind,too-the result of a fight with a cat. And if someone found th dog they could check its name. Its neck with its name on it Lucky
2)как можно озаглавить этот текст?The British conductor Sir thomas Beecham was walking one day with a friend of his sister's.Her name was Utica Beecham turned to the girl and said,I don't like your first name. I'd like to change it. You can't do that,she replied,but you cam change my surname. They got married soon afterwards
3)и здесь тоже как озаглавить?A woman,Mrs Smith was in hospital after the birth of her son.She was trying to decide what to call her son,when she walked past a door. It was the name KING on it. That's a good name,she thougth. A little later,she walked past another door and this time she saw the name NOSMO.But she liked it,too and so her son was named Nosmo Kind Smith. It was only six months later that she discoverd her terrible mistake.
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