Are the sentences true or false? (Write T/F) 1. Graphic artists check over the stories and headlines.
2. Artists decide on placement of articles and illustrations.
3. The reporters write their own stories by hand.
4. Secretaries inform reporters about newsworthy events.
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5. The reporters search for interesting stories,
6. Graphic artists create charts and diagrams to accompany the stories.
7. Copy editors convert electronic files into finished newspapers.
8. Journalists take pictures to accompany the stories.​

1.I decided to make a fuss, and went to look for Rob​inson.
2. We walked to the door and I saw her go in and down the hall. I liked to watch her move.
3. Let's go and find him, he's sure to be in front of his picture.
4. It's very interesting to hear you say that. 
5. Some important decisions must be made soon.
6.I think he must be suffering from injury now.
7. You must have been dreaming of it long.
8. Let me hold the baby, Scarlett. Oh, I know how to hold babies. 
9. She noticed that he seemed to be looking at the sideboard and with her engaging smile leaned forward.
10. But there is something else to do/to be done.
11. "If you've got nothing to say," I said, "why try to say it? Why not have a little rest?" 
12. There was one more announcement made/to be made.

She the dishes. (has already washed). They their teeth. (have just cleaned). Tom and Jess this film. (have recently seen). I a letter to my friend. (have already written). My cousin his book. (has not found). I can’t find sweets! Who all the sweets? (has eaten). Mike ___ his homework and now is playing in the yard. (has already done). We ___ 3 lessons of Maths! (have just had). Our class the Kremlin. (has lately visited). Susan ___ a tasty cake for her birthday. (has made). You the book by Kipling. (have already read). Jack ___ his tea. (has already drunk)