1)The mass media
To broadcast programmers and news
Radio station
A wide range of channels
An intellectual game
A high grade entertainment
A popular tabloid
2) to transmit to broadcast
To look for to search
To leave on to be on
A soap opera a long serial
To cater for to be for
3) Jane said that she liked intellectual games and documentaries
Ben thought that if there was nothing good on i would go online
Susan added that they would prepare a report about the most popular writers of the last time
Robert said that he was going to the cinema that Friday
4) cbca
Объяснение:
Little boy Charlie Bucket lives in a very poor family. Seven people (a boy, his parents, two grandfathers and two grandmothers) huddle in a small house on the outskirts of the city, of the whole family, only Charlie's father has a job: he screws plugs on tubes of toothpaste. The family cannot afford the essentials: there is only one bed in the house, on which four old men lie, the family lives half-starved, eats potatoes and cabbage. Charlie loves chocolate very much, but receives it only once a year, one bar for his birthday, as a gift.
Basic English tips. Willy Wonka, the master of the chocolate factory, puts five gold cards in the chocolate pills he produces, and those who find them can visit the factory. A good book to start practicing your language, as the topic is simple and has easily understandable dialogues and vocabulary.
The lucky ones who found five tickets hidden under a chocolate wrapper were:
In addition to the children, their parents participate in the factory tour: each child came with his mother and father, except Charlie, who is accompanied by his grandfather Joe. In the process of visiting the factory, all the children, except Charlie, do not pay attention to Wonka's warnings and find themselves victims of their vices, falling in turn into various situations that force them to leave the factory.
Tips for advanced English. This novel deals with issues of decadence, idealism, resistance to change and social agitation. Although grammar and vocabulary may seem simple at first glance, the topics and situations that are being considered are certainly a bit more complicated.
Jokes and the present vocabulary require a good English level necessary for reading and understanding. A month has passed since the last episode of this column, and the translator's black beast, the infamous humor that is so hard to translate that we talked about last year, continued in its good deliberate carnage; word games, bitter jokes, hilarious references to the language of the initial language were deceived by this ruthless predator that the translator left a few tasteless crumbs.
