Writing 8 Read the article and match each part of the article with a statement.
1 This describes what media are like in the present.
2 This summarises the article and concludes
3 This is the title of the article.
4 This describes what media were like in the past.
5 This asks questions and introduces the topic.
A Unfashionable Newspapers
B We all know that times have changed, don't we? But have you ever noticed that the
media have changed too? When my parents were my age, the media were different.
C When Mum and Dad were younger they read newspapers that they bought at the
shop every day. These newspapers were made from paper and you didn't have to have
a computer or some other electronic gadget so you could read them!
D Today, a lot of people get their information about the world from newspapers that they
read on line. They just turn on their laptop, smartphone or computer and they have a
great choice of papers to choose from.
E The media we have today are different from the media my parents had. Some people
say now the media are better and some say they are worse. The main thing is that it
doesn't matter what you believe, but that you take the time to find out what is happening
in the world we live in.​

1) The official name of Great Britain is The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

2) The UK is situated on the British Isles.

3) It consists of four parts: England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. 

4) The territory of the United Kingdom is about 244,000 square kilometres. The population of the United Kingdom is more than 57 million people.

5) London is the capital of the UK.

6) The surface of Great Britain varies greatly. The northern and western parts of the country is mountainous and is called the Highlands.

7) There are no long rivers. The most important of them are the Severn, the Thames, the Trent . There are many beautiful lakes in the mountainous parts of the country.

8) The climate of the British Isles is milder than that of the Continent because the mountains, the Atlantic Ocean and the warm waters of the Gulf Stream influence the climate of Great Britain.

9) Yes, it is. Great Britain is a highly developed industrial country. 

10) The British industry produce iron and steel products, machinery and electronics, chemicals and textile, aircraft and navigation equipment.

11) London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, Glasgowand Bristol are ndustrial cities in Great Britain.

12)I know many outstanding people of Great Britain, for example, sir Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher, writers Shakespeare, Swift, Doyle, Milne, Stephenson, Tolkien; people like Martin Luther King, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and many others.

13)There are such big educational establishments in Great Britain as Oxford and Cambridge universities.

14) No, it isn't. The United Kingdom is a monarchy.

15)The name of the Queen of Great Britain is Elisabeth II.

16) Yes, her power is limited by Parkiament.

17)The British Parliament consist of two chambers: the House of Lords and the House of Commons.

18) The Labour, the Conservative and the Liberal parties are the main political parties in Great Britain.

19)The Prime Minister of Great Britain is Antony Blair.
20) He is the head of The Labour party. 

Администрация, конечно, не хотелось, чтобы рассматривались такие фундаментальные изменения в свою внешнюю политику.
Ставки слишком высоки, и американских связей с Европой слишком много, чтобы решить такую драматическую ситуацию.
Эта политика будет гарантировать, что последовательные валютные кризисы не влияют на уровень экономической активности и общего благосостояния нации.
Всеобщая забастовка является той, которая влияет на всю промышленность, весь населенный пункт или всей страны.Такое развитие хотелось бы подчеркнуть экономическое значение региона и потенциал роста которых будут отражены в его рост численности населения, обеспечения жильем и проблем с избытком населения.